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ISSUE NUMBER 646 THE INDUSTRY'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER AUGUST 1, 1986

WARSHAW NEW KFSD VP /GM I N S I D E: BUSINESS Rosenberg Elevated SECTION DEBUTS To Lotus Exec. VP This week R &R expands the Transactions page into a two -page Radio Business section. This week and in coming weeks, you'll read: Features on owners, brokers, dealmakers, and more Analyses on trends in the ever -active station acquisition field Graphs and charts summarizing transaction data Financial data on the top broadcast players And the most complete and timely news available on station transactions. Hal Rosenberg Dick Warshaw Starts this week, Page 8 KFSD/San Diego Sr. VP/GM elevated to Exec. VP for Los Hal Rosenberg has been Angeles-based parent Lotus ARBITRON RATINGS RESULTS COMPROMISE REACHED Communications, which owns The spring Arbitrons for more top 14 other stations in . markets continue to pour in, including , Arizona, , Illi- this week figures for Houston, Atlanta, nois, and Maryland. Succeeding Industry, ASCAP Agree him as VP /GM at the San Diego , St. Louis, Kansas , Classical station is National City, Tampa, Phoenix, Denver, , Sales Manager Dick Warshaw. and more. On 7.5% Rate Hike Rosenberg, who had been at Page 24 stallments, one due by the end After remaining deadlocked KFSD since it was acquired by Increases Vary of this year, and the other. by for several years, ASCAP and Lotus in 1974, assumes his new CD OR NOT CD: By Station next April. The new rates will the All- Industry Radio Music position January 1, 1987. Until "The overall increase will in effect for 1986. THE COUNTRY COMMITMENT License Committee have reach- be then, he will remain at KFSD as range around 7.5% ," said Wein- The increase for per- program Lotus Associate Editor Katy Bee quizzes some ed a compromise agreement Sr. VP, while assisting schal. "But a fair number of licenses does not take effect un- leading Country programmers to get their calling for an average increase President Howard Kalmenson stations will have a smaller in- til January 1, 1987. and Exec. VP Norm Posen cor - views on the use CDs in their format, of 7.5% in the amount radio sta- of crease, while some may have When several years of talks ROSENBERG /See Page 10 tions pay in royalties to ASCAP while Nashville Bureau Chief Sharon larger increases." A few sta- failed to yield a pact, the composers and . In Allen provides the views of four tions may a rate cut, dispute was submitted to a SR. MARKETING the past the committee has experience prominent Nashville promotion he added. federal rate -setting court in estimated radio stations pay ADVISOR IN N.Y. executives. While the agreement is retro- April of 1985. The two sides ASCAP $90-100 million- ayear. active to 1983 for blanket returned to the bargaining table Page 47, 48 ASCAP had sought an aver- licenses, Weinschal said the this April, and finally reached a Forth age rate hike of 18%. The com- IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK first increase due from broad- compromise. "Under the cir- mittee argued that, since the Carl Wagner President of Taft casters is a flat 7.5%, surcharge cumstances it's a solution we Joins royalties are "a percentage of of whatever they paid ASCAP in could live with," Weinschal ex- Radio /Cable as company restructures station income, ASCAP's rates 1985. That will be paid in two in- plained. top tier should be cut because the socie- Pollack Don Kidwell VP /GM at WMGF ty's payments grow automati- Don Troutt VP /GM at KCMO & KBKC cally as radio revenues rise. Tusken, Burks In New Jeff Dashev Exec. VP, Mary Beth "It's much simpler," all - Garber L.A. VP /Sales Mgr. at industry committee counsel the new McGavren Guild Alan Weinschal said of Capitol VP Posts contract. Trade and barter are Mark KRXY Bolke PD at eliminated entirely, while the Kay Tusken has been ap- Tony Renaud VP /GM at WBT standard deduction and sustain- pointed VP /Rock Promotion at & WBCY ing fee have been abolished as Capitol, as part of a realign- Solar in P &D deal with Capitol separate items and built into the ment within the label's promo- Dave Luzzak OM, Joe Krause PD at contract. tion and marketing operations. WKLH Also, Bill Burks has been nam- Steve Stewart OM at WBNS -AM ed VP/Artist & Product Devel- opment. & FM Owens Tusken was VP /Rock A &R, Dan Forth Loren Toolajian Ops. Dir. at WOXR and previously headed Capitol's ABC VP /Young Adult Net- B.J. Adams PD at WFIL To KFI AOR promotion team. In the works Dan Forth has become Wayne Courtney GM at KJYO Longtime personality Gary new post, he'll oversee Associ- Senior Marketing Advisor for Bob Kaake PD at WRVR Owens has reached an amica- ate National AOR Directors Bill L.A. -based media consultation CBS setS CD plant in ble agreement to leave his Bartlett and Dave Morrell. firm Jeff Pollack Communica- Sheila O'Connor GSM at WCLR morning show at - format- Bartlett was Director /National Bill Burks tions, and will be headquartered Private Music distributed by RCA ted KKGO/ and will Promotion. Associate Tusken reports to Senior VP/ at JPC's new office. assume thé same shift cross- President Pollack Station transactions to date pass $1.4 at National AOR Director Stan Promotion Walter Lee. VP/ Jeff said. AC will dimension billion town Gleason has left the label. Black Music Promotion Ronnie "Dan add a new outlet KFI September 8. KKGO to our consultation services in Top individual, group transactions Jones, National Promotion Di- morning cohost Nick Tyler will rector Tom Gorman, Direc- the areas of marketing and checklist Gingold VP/ and now take 'beer for Owens tor /National Video Promotion sales advice. With competition KSUN & KLZI for Duffy buys $15 fulltime. Radio At New Michelle Peacock also report to increasing every year, the million In addition to an extensive Lee. necessity for more sophisticat- Page 3, 4, 6, 8, 10 buscard campaign and TV com- Barnstable Burks, who has been VP /Cre- ed marketing techniques has MORNING MADNESS mercials, Owens will benefit WGKX /Memphis President/ ative Services & Merchandising become a must for establishing from an expanded support GM David Gingold has been for the past two years, will a uniquely successful position. Top CHR morning show masters explain team. Appearing on his airshift promoted to VP /Radio for par- oversee three Artist & Product JPC is proud to be the first pro- the motivations behind their often -bizarre will be talents Dan Avey and ent New Barnstable Corp. Development Directors. They gramming advisory firm to res- AM antics. Laura Brown, Chris Roberts Gingold will now also oversee are Jeremy Hammond, previ- pond to this need by bringing Page 40 (sports), David Black and Bar- WHLI & WKJY/Long Island, ously Director /Marketing & aboard a nationally recognized bara Whitesides {news), Mike WSLR & WKDD /Akron, and Promotion for the label's inter- expert in this field. In addition, NEXT WEEK IN R &R Nolan and Mark Dennis (traf- KSSN /Little Rock. national division, and Michael Dan's N.Y. base makes JPC the Assistant Editor Yvonne Olson talks with fic), and Tracey Miller (celebri- Prior to joining WGKX as Stottler, formerly Creative Di- first radio consultation firm ty news). with offices in the top two some of CHR's top female executives. VP /GM last year, Gingold was rector /Advertising & Merchan- KFI PD Steve LaBeau told President of Birch Radio Rat- dising. A third director will be markets." Newsstand Price 55.00 R&R, "This move maintains ings. "I'm delighted to have this named later. A 13 -year broadcaster, Forth OWENS /See Page 4 GINGOLD /See Page 4 TUSKEN /See Page 4 FORTH /See Page 4 THE NEW SINGLE BY 84 THE SILVER BULLET BAND

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AUGUST I. 1986 Taft Reorganizes Senior 18 -24 MALE MEASUREMENT: Management Structure IMPROVEMENT In a restructuring of its senior Group Carl Wagner become Presi- for the first quarter of fiscal 1987. ON THE WAY? management organization, Taft dents of their respective groups, Both were down approximately has created an Office while Sr. VP /Controller Greg 70% from the same period a year R &R's new Ratings & of the Chairman. Those executives Thomas advances to Sr. VP /Fi- ago, reflecting anticipated dilution Research Editor Rip include Chairman/CEO Charles nance & CFO. from the acquisition of five TV and Mechem commented, "Our pres- four radio stations from Gulf Ridgeway bows with a Mechem Jr., 11 -year President/ Don Kidwell detailed examination of COO Dudley Taft, now Vice Chair- ent management structure has Broadcasting a year ago. Despite a AM Arbitron's recent research man, and CFO George Castrucci, been in place for a number of "notable weakness" of certain recent years there have properties, Taft's FM facilities bol- into the problem of now Exec. VP /COO. Additionally, years. In Kidwell been many changes in the busines- stered the company's net radio surveying 18 -24 males, the Exec. VP/Television Group Jack Sander and Exec. VP /Radio-Cable ses in which we engage and con- revenues, which increased 24% to ratings firm's commitment siderable growth and change in our $14.6 million, including contribu- VP /GM to new methods, and the own company. We think this new tions from the Gulf stations that implications for radio. Troutt structure is more responsive to weren't owned by Taft during the At WMGF Page 22 Taft's present-day challenge and same quarter in fiscal '86. Don Kidwell has left his VP /GM In other business, Taft elected Radio Business 8 Manages opportunities. It tightens and post at Cox Communications' Report 12 streamlines the organization and four new members to its board of WTRK / (formerly What's New 14 makes us better able to manage directors: Richard Blum, David WZGO) to join Voyager Com- Lloyd, William Oberndorf, and Street Talk 18 KCMO & our company efficiently and effec- munications as VP /GM of its new- Ratings 8 Research: Rip Ridgeway 22 tively in the years ahead." John Scully. All reportedly repre- est acquisition, WMGF /Charlotte- Ratings Results 24 At Taft's annual stockholders sent the interests of Robert Bass of Shelby. KBKC reported net earn- the Texas -based Bass family, Networks: Reed Bunzel 28 meeting, Taft Voyager President Jack McCar- 18% Taft. Image 8 Marketing: Gannett Radio Chief Financial ings of $3.6 million (36 cents /share) which has an interest in thy told R&R; "I've known Don for Harvey Mednick 32 Officer Don Trout has transferred a long time working at WHIO /Day- Management 34 to the VP /GM chair at newly-ac- GARBER L.A. VP/SALES MANAGER ton in both radio and television. We On The Records: Ken Barnes 36 quired News /Talk /Sports -CHR know Charlotte is a tough market, Datebook: Sean Ross 37 combo KCMO & KBKC /Kansas Ci- so we're very excited to have him." Calendar: Brad Messer 38 ty. Troutt, who replaces former Dashev Western Exec. Voyager recently purchased the Records: Adam White 39 VP /GM Dan Wastler, had been suburban station, formerly WXIK- CHR: Joel Denver 40 CFO since early 1985, and previ- FM, from Capitol Broadcasting AOR: Steve Feinstein 45 ously worked eight years as Busi- VP At McGavren Guild Company, and plans to have a new Country: Lon Helton 47 ness Manager at co -owned KOCO- in place covering the Nashville: Sharon Allen 48 TV / City. Charlotte market by December. Black /Urban: Walt Love 50 Gannett President/Radio Divi- McCarthy said a format has not yet AC: Donna Brake 52 sion Joe Dorton told R&R, "Don's been determined. Marketplace 53 TV background provided a strong Kidwell is a 27-year broadcast Opportunities 54 association with news, which is a veteran. Prior to moving to WTRK National Music Formats 57 forte of KCMG's programming. He in March, he was Executive VP/ Jazz Chart 62 worked very closely with me in St. Cox Radio Division, promoted Country Chart 63 Louis the past year in dealing with from his VP /GM post at WHIG. AC Chart 88 station acquisitions and manage Before joining Cox, he was Presi- AOR Chart 88 ment. I'm a team player, and from dent of Comcor Inc, and earlier Black /Urban Chart 88 personality, aptitude, and know- was VP /GM at WONE & WTCE/ CHR Chart 88 ledge standpoints, Don's as qualifi- Dayton. ed as anyone I've ever hired for a first-time GM job. He's a hard- DRISCOLL OPENS working, motivated individual." Jeff Dashev Mary Beth Garber PRODUCTION Renaud VP/ Added Troutt, "This is what I've post, wanted to do, and Gannett is the McGavren Guild VP /Regional Interep last week. In his new HOUSE kind of company that if you con- Manager Jeff Dashev has been Dastrev's Southern California GM At WBT include tinue to do your job and show per- promoted to Exec. VP /Western Di- responsibilities expand to Francisco, formance, they'll let you have that vision, succeeding Les Goldberg, the rep firm's L.A., San Bolke PD & WBCY opportunity " who became President of parent Denver, Portland, and Seattle of- fices. After 14 years with WMAL & At KRXY Goldberg remarked, "Jeffs ex- WRQX /Washington, GSM Tony PRESSING, DISTRIBUTION DEAL perience in running the San Fran- Renaud has been named VP /GM cisco office and then the L.A. office at Jefferson -Pilot's AC /CHR com- for the past 12 years makes him bo WBT & WBCY /Charlotte. He re- Solar Switches To Capitol uniquely qualified to take over the places Bill Jennings, who left to Western Division. His invaluable pursue ownership. assistance to me over the past few to R&R, "In Renaud commented years makes this a natural pro- ABC, I've got- all those years with gression." a lot of offers, but I've only ten Added McGavren Guild Presi- been on one interview, and this was dent taken Hulleberg, "It's been a heard so much about this it. I've DASHEV/See Page 10 company for years, and had previ- ously thought I had a life sentence Luzzak OM, at WMAL & WRQX. but I'm for Mark Bolke parole nuU RENAUD,See Page 6 Krause PD Eight -year Malrite program - i mer/air personality John Driscoll Stewart OM Solar Records is moving to (L -r) Bhaskar Menon, Dick At WKLH has left as PD at KRXY- FM /Den- Capitol for pressing, distribution, Griffey, Capitol /EMI /Manhattan/ A two -tiered programming man- ver after a year to open his own At WBNS -AM and sales. The deal, expected for Angel Exec. VP Dennis White agement structure has been im- production company. Replacing some time, begins with new pro- plemented at Saga Broadcasting's him is Mark Bolke, former PD at & FM duct from Dynasty, Came Lucas, Solar Exec. VP Virgil Roberts. "" WKLII /Milwau- crosstown KPKE. After five years with full- service Kenny Edmonds, and Cat Miller. E/A Sr. VP /Marketing & Promo- kee. Morning man Dave Luzzak KRXY -AM & FM VP /GM Dave AC outlet WSPD /Toledo, Station Solar has been a custom label ton Mike Bone declined to com- has been named Operations Man- Habisch told R&R, "We felt a Manager Steve Stewart has taken with Elektra /Asylum, but will now ment on the situation. ager, and Joe Krause joins as PD, change in direction was needed, the vacant OM post at AC-Easy take charge of its own promotion, Presently unclear, according to replacing departing programmer and now was the time to do it. Listening combo WBNS -AM & marketing, and creative activities. Roberts, is the outlet for future pro- Kelly Wallace. The appointments Releasing a PD is always difficult, FM /Columbus. Overseeing them will be Hank duct by the Whispers and Lake- come on the heels of an outstanding but with these changes we will be A 16-year broadcaster, Stewart Caldwell, who has been VP /GM of side. "Our intentions are that we spring Arbitron showing the young more effective in competing in the started at WSPD in 1980 as News Atlantic's black music operations, will gradually begin to release station fifth in the market 12+. Denver market." Director, becoming OM in 1984 and when he joins the company. everything under the Capitol ar- VP /GM Tom Joerres comment- He continued, "Mark's a very Station Manager last year. He Solar act Midnight Star is ex- rangement," he told R&R. ed, "Joe is a major leaguer who experienced Denver programmer previously spent nine years with pected to continue via Elektra, and Roberts also emphasized the im- will adapt his talents and ex- who did a terrific job for KPKE. nearby WMRN -AM & FM /Marion, the latter label may also retain cer- portance of regaining promotion perience quickly in responding to We are pleased to raid the competi- STEWART /See Page 6 tain catalog rights, according to SOLAR/See. Page 6 LUZZAK/See Page 4 BOLKE/See Page 6 NEWS

RAPPE, CAFFEY PROMOTED Adams PD O'Connor Tapped At WFIL As WCLR GSM

Sheila O'Connor has been pro- moted from Local Sales Manager to GSM at WCLR /. She replaces VP /Sales Asst. Station Manager John Geary, who left to become GM of -AM & FM/ Sacramento, and GSM Barb Silver, who is now GSM of KBIG /Los An- geles. At the same time, Tim Rappe was promoted to National Sales Manager at WCLR, while Rick Caffey was upped to LSM. GARY NOSE HIS PLACE - New morning personality ea- Said WCLR President /GM Chet gerly signs his contract with KFI /Los Angeles, surrounded by a nosy Redpath, "Sheila O'Connor has bunch of station execs, twisting his arm. Shown are (l -r): GM Howard Neal, really done it all, from radio to Owens, PD Steve LaBeau, and KFI & KOST OM Jhani Kaye. television with to being a rep firm. B.J. Adams She not only is good in her know- Sheila O'Connor ledge of broadcasting as a whole B.J. Adams, most recently (in the scientific parts of it. the Rick is an morning air personality at KLTQ/ number value. and cost effiuien- astute broadcaster be- Gingold Owens cause people literally flock around , has been named PD Continued from Page 1 cy), but also her heart and soul is in Continued from Page 1 him, and really follow his lead. The at Gold outlet WFIL /Philadelphia. radio. She has a quality of bonding group level nice quality about all of these peo- He replaces Harvey Holiday, who opportunity," he the continuity of our former with clients that is awesome to be a ple is they don't just sell WCLR, leaves after a year and a half. said. "I plan to work with Al morning show, and fulfills the part of." ( Kaneb, New of listeners. they sell the radio medium." WFIL & WUSL President/GM Barnstable princi- expectations our Discussing the promotions of O'Connor started with WCLR in Bruce Holberg told R&R, "Harvey pal/President) on continuing Gary's got the name recogni- Rappe, who joined WCLR in 1979, our policy of tion we were looking for, and 1981 as an Account Executive, and worked very hard at the job, but we decentralized and Caffey, a four -year veteran of management. We have will, it's hoped, bring along was promoted to ISM in 1985. Prior were stagnant in our growth, so it a great the sales department, Redpath to that, she was an AE at WCFL, was time to change the approach. team of managers already in some high ratings and certainly said, "Tim has written a great place; I will high revenue. You RKO Radio Network, and Torbet B.J. has the unique ability to corn- simply be an addi- some can't number of commercials that truly one who ran Radio, all in Chicago. bine strategy and precise format tional resource to aid them in find nersnn say' a utilize the medium in an imagina- execution with excitement and their efforts to maximize rat- bad thing about him. Next to the won tive sense, and has awards for street presence. I look for B.J. to ings, revenues, and operating word gentleman in the dic- his efforts in doing so. Rick Caffey return the luster to our great set of income." tionary is Gary's picture." is a quiet giant. But we Kaake know that call letters." Kaneb commented, "David's Regarding his new deal, Owens quipped, "All I can say A former OM /PD at KEYI & fine performance during his is that it's for more than a KNOW /Austin and PD at KEYS/ first year with our company, $75 Named PD week. will Courtney Corpus Christi, Adams comment- combined with his proven cor- Not only they give ed, "I've been looking forward to porate management skills and me the Christmas and Thanks- giving holidays, but I also get At WRVR this type of position. I realize the knowledge of the radio indus- GM At KJYO 's birthday off. The job ahead is not an easy one, but try, made him a perfect choice Rayne Courtney, GM at KZOI ï big support team reminds me of management is dedicated to mak- for us. He will be a great re- Little Rock, has joined Clear Chan- ing things work. source for our existing stations my years on KMPC, and they nel's KJYO (KJ103 ) Ci- very /Oklahoma "We are going to continue with and in helping the New Barn- all seem to be good peo- ty as VP /GM. He relieves sister ple." the , but I want to reestablish stable radio group grow in AM KTOK's VP /GM John Butler, the legendary relationship the sta- numbers over the coming Owens, who served a year at who has been acting KJYO GM for tion once had with the market- years." KKGO, praised its staff as several months and now returns place. It won't be living in the '60s, "wonderful." He will also con- fulltime to his duties at KTOK and but it will have a similar feel, only tinue as Gannett Radio's VP/ the Oklahoma News Network. on an adult level." Creative Services until the end Additionally, KJYO GSM How- of the year. ard Price has resigned to become KFI's morning show has been VP /GM at Constant Communica- Forth anchored by LaBeau since Al tions' KWNZ/Reno, and a search is Continued from Page 1 Lohman and Roger Barkley left underway for his replacement. the station earlier this summer. Courtney, a former GSM at Luzzak Upon Owens's arrival, LaBeau Continued from Page 3 served three and a half years WSHO & WBYU /, told with ABC, having previously will move to afternoon drive, R&R, "This is the company I the highly competitive program- been Director /Affiliate Rela- joined September 15 by TV/film wanted to work for when I sold my ming atmosphere in tions at NBC's Source network comedic actor Roger Rose, for- interest in KZZB /Beaumont. Bob Kaake radio. Dave Luzzak's market and GSM at WAAF/Worcester. mer MD at crosstown AC Working in Little Rock for (KZOU awareness and talent will nicely "I'm very proud to have played KMGG (now KPWR). KFI also owner) Dick Oppenheimer, where W SPA /GreenvilleSpartanburg, complement the strengths of Joe a part in the continued growth recently picked up Dr. Toni we changed the calls and format to SC Program/Operations Director and vice versa." of the ABC Young Adult Radio Grant for 6-8pm, and now car- CHR, has been a big success." Bob Kaake will join AC- formatted Saga VP /Programming Steve Networks," Forth said, "and to ries Larry King live from 8pm- Assessing KJYO's market posi- WRVR -AM & FM /Memphis as PD Goldstein added, "Joe and Dave have worked with such a profes- midnight. tion, he added, "This is our chance August 4. Kaake takes over for Jim possess an advanced understand- sional group of people. Having to solidly lock in our format ex- Robertson, who recently shifted to ing of the format that will give us a divided my career equally bet- clusivity and make it tougher for Viacom sister station KIKK-AM & truly strategic approach to con- ween local and national radio, someone to come in here and run FM /Houston as OM. tinued growth and dominance in joining forces with JPC is the up against us head-on." Said WRVR GM Terry Wood, the market." next logical step. The opportuni- Clear Channel President/CEO "We were looking for someone Said Luzzak, who programmed ty to work with Jeff, (partner) Tusken told R&R, "We're adept at programming skills and the station when it was AC WMGF, Tommy Hadges, and the JPC Continued from Page 1 proud to have a man of Wayne's with a strong management back- "Its been exciting watching this staff and clients matches my experience and enthusiasm joining ground. Bob has both qualifications station grow to No. 1 in adults 18-54 entrepreneurial spirit. This will Burks reports to Capitol Clear Channel." and will contribute to WRVR's con- in such a short period of time. We also afford me the chance to ac- President Don Zimmermann, In other Clear Channel news. tinued success." have some great ideas to sustain quire radio station properties in who commented, "We are con- Ken Wente, late of the Oklahoma Kaake commented, "I'm very the success." Luzzak earlier pro- the future." centrating our efforts not only News Network and most recently impressed with Viacom, the facili- grammed WTUE /Dayton and Additionally, Forth, Pollack, on promotion in terms of radio from Southern Starr's WHLY /Or- ties, and staff. It's a good company WMJQ/Rochester. and Hadges are establishing a programming, but through all lando.moves to KAJA /San Antonio and I'm looking forward to going to Krause has programmed WAPP/ new company, PHF, which will avenues. With these appoint- as GSM under VP /GM Tim Bryan. Memphis." In addition to his pro- New York, WFBQ/ Indianapolis, offer consultative advice to non- ments, Capitol intends to better Mays added, "It's great to have gramming duties for WSPA, WDIZ /Orlando, and was Assistant radio media clients in reaching meet the challenge of present- Ken back on the Clear Channel Kaake also sold for the station and PD at WABX / (now the burgeoning young adult ing our artists and their music team." was its top biller in 1985. WDTX). market. to the public." 4f R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 (Z» RADIO NETWORKS PRESENT

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m he evening of Thursday, August 14, the Westwood One Radio Networks proudly present Julian Lennon Live From , an exclusive 90- minute concert special capturing the talented 1young Grammy nominee and his band amidst their 1986 World Tour. Originating from Tokyo and presented via satellite in digital stereo, the concert will feature exciting live performances of the hottest songs from Julian's two smash , and The Secret Art Of Daydreaming, plus a couple of surprise covers! Don't miss Julian Lennon Live From Japan, the latest from the leader in Big Event specials - Westwood One. For more info, contact your Station Relations Represen- tative at (213) 204 -5000 or Telex 4996015 WWONE. NEWS IN BRIEF Toolajian Directs WQXR Operations

KDFC-AM & FM /San Francisco ceeds VP /Programming Tony Ru- OM /MD Loren Toolajian has mov- del, who left to become Director of ed to WQXR-AM & FM /New York Music for the New York Interna- as Operations Director. He suc- tional Festival of the Arts. "I'm delighted that I found him," Greg Anderson Brian Southall Sue Satriano Dave Shakes said President /GM Warren Bo- CBS Sets dow. "Unlike other radio formats, GREG ANDERSON has been ap- EMI Music has appointed BRIAN DAVE SHAKES moves from good Classical PDs and operations pointed Regional Programming Exec- SOUTHALL as Director /Public Rela- KWNZIReno to sister station KSNDI directors are very rare. Here's a for CD Plant 27- -old utive Multimedia's radio group. tions & Communications, EMI Music Eugene, replacing BRIAN BURNS, year who's already had He'll also continue as PD of WFBC- three to four years' experience in Worldwide. Based in London, the now programming KFMY -AM & FMI CBS Records will establish its AM & FM /Greenville, SC. Besides the running the operations end of a 14 -year company veteran was most Salt Lake City. JEFF RYAN is acting own compact disc manufacturing Greenville facilities, Anderson will recently Director/Public Classical station. And he brings a Relations, PD at KWNZ. plant in the US, to start commer- supervise programming/promotion at EMI' Music & International. way with people that I think is go- cial production in 1988. KEEL & KITT /Shreveport and WMAZ ing to make him a winner." Reporting to Southall is SUE SATRI- The company stated that its ex- & WAYSIMacon. ANO, newly named Director /Public Katz Radio President DICK RO- isting Pitman, NJ plant will be the Toolajian began his radio career Relations & MANICK has been elected to Communications, EMI Mu- site of the new facilities. The board at KDFC four years ago, working WLISIOId Saybrook, CT an- sic and Japan. Former- NYMRAD's (New York Market Radio of CBS Inc. reportedly approved his way up from the traffic depart- ly Director /Media and Artist Relations Broadcasters Association) Board of nouncPS four staff channes- LES the CD investment plan July 9. ment. "(KDFC GM) Ed Davis is a for , she will bas- Directors. MORRELL, formerly Sales Manager be large of part of why I'm here," he ed in Los Angeles. at WNLC & WTYDINew London, CT, CBS thus becomes the third ma- said. "This isn't one of those posi- is GM: MARK GREGORY is appointed JAN SILVER-DeJUPP has been jor record company to announce tions that comes about every day. WLTS & WYATINew Music Director /midday announcer; Orleans GSM named Chairman of Chicago AV, Inc., plans for a domestic compact disc WQXR has quite a reputation; it's SKIP BROUSSARD has accepted replacing news announcer MICHAEL FELD- the the resigning JOE KELLY; factory. WEA and Capitol /EMI are a special place. I have a chance to same post at WRKT & WSSPIOrIan- TAMMY KINZER MAN is named News Director; and has been appointed building such operations at their work with some good people and do do. He replaces WILLIAM ABELSON is tapped as Larry Weiss, who COO of the company. Kelly will re- respective Olyphant, PA and Jack- some creative things." assumed Public Service Director /evening an- the GM post at sister outlet main with the company as Creative & sonville, IL plants. nouncer. KMGLIOklahoma City. Two new po- Marketing Director and advisor to the sitions have also been announced board. CBS currently obtains compact following a reorganization LINDA ALTER, longtime at WRKT: discs from the Disc RITA MICHAELS rep in Atlanta, has switched labels to as PD and MIKE KENN BROWN is the new GM at Corp., which began as a CBS /Sony STAFF BENJAMIN w Arista. She replaces BILLY LEM- as Sales Manager. PD Al- KRAM & KKLZILas Vegas, succeed- joint venture in 1983. The factory len will now MONS, who resigned last week. Jackson concentrate his ing Bob Hanna. Brown had served as opened in Terre Haute, IN the efforts -WO WILSON on WSSP. GSM for both outlets since March and following year, and CBS sold its A,.. OWIC.i CASE Ewe .M N. NeNdAA O. WOMAN also doubled as KKLZ Station Manag- 50% stake to Sony late in 1985. are La NS.I.. Ora.: S53-0 er. Prior to that he spent four years at 13131 TODD FISHER, MD /night man at ay.. N. _w Ed. ON .MEWS Bolke M Mm MOW. ZUMWALT has PD KGWIPortland, the last two as GSM. The new facilities are scheduled KHYTITucson, been named at Continued from Page 3 SILn Emr. MY, rani KFIVIModesto. He replaces RUSS to come fully on -line in 1990, with EsW tm GK NETC Eu IM.bb a Sala. &O , MO SIIE@l NOVAK. tion to bring over yet another rising annual capacity of 20 million com- Anne. E A.. e5 EEbr s mCAWAY bode. a a.aa. (Ow HARVEY SEOHCx star. We will remain CHR," he Renaud pact discs. It's expected to employ AC Es: DONNA MARE Continued from Page 3 AGA ELM, STEVE EE.ana, stressed, "but we are going to fine- approximately 300 people. Industry a1sEAYan LOW WAIT 0OvE DNA Emr lOR DEW" tune the station a bit more from a estimates peg the cost of establish- W1... E111v: LON MELTON One of Renaud's primary bay LI.1.1.V GAIL MnOial Solar marketing and musical stand- tasks ing CD manufacturing facilities at rmr 3 a baler WEANS WINO Continued from Page will be to name a permanent PD at N w/EV Saar RAO womWAAD point." no less than $20 million. wWge l WBCY to replace Bill Martin, who Mo % Eve. ADAM VACS IEawYEW) and marketing autonomy for Solar Malrite VP /Programming Jim Copy Nike: CMOS VAN K®wi left at the end of May, and to hire a ink Moo, . Ear MOWN* NUNN product, and the international ties Wood commented, "This is one of CBS has also announced that it NW*, &EWA YVONE OESEN SEAN ROSS new morning show. "Our current *MN uo- a. NELSON with EMI which are part of the those unusual opportunities to hire will stop making records at the Pit- 6/..AI A.Y.K. TAU MM. RDai EXXON GREG AGNEW, acting PD. Jack Daniel, is doing a MAW SARNO TONY ea deal. Solar subsidiary Constella- a talented local guy with a lot of man factory, and shift this produc- We w.IW WIDNE...a.. AL OQ IRAN fine job. But I've got to think about Compeer -Wow LEE OAK MRS LAW& tion continues through MCA, he ad- years of experience in the market- tion to the firm's Carrollton, GA IW GNIUOC xA ER6aJIfCM putting someone in there perman- 7_ D...y: JMNI w000nmeni ded; its primary act is Klymaxx. place. He's got the mixture of art site. The change means the loss of AY.es nwp Devesor.' KELLEY SCIE.EELN ently so that we can get down to Celaftese OYaNr MORA NOMA. Solar Chairman Dick Griffey and science." approximately 300 jobs. The CBS -Aese &Mom STEVE VEIN hiring show for commented, "It's a special privil- Regarding Driscoll, Wood added, a strong morning Records and Columbia House Atasire M.r4n NOVAE AGAIA WBCY." AR*. M MvAr ASARYN FRNOYN ege for me to now be able to work "He's without question one of the warehousing/distribution centers _..._._Ay. SOGEI a wwALT _r win na .& was MOM as NOES with and learn from one of the most talent production people I at Pitman will not be affected. a3plb GAIN VAN OM Rant MAIM °MOMS. WM na.EROW brightest of our industry stars - know. I encouraged him to pursue A.Y.e a as a, sinnt,. Ma1AMAILA FOR THE RECORD Greene: MADGART &CVAIN (Capitol/EMI Chairman) Bhaskar his field of interest, and told him Ape.R.r WEEDY YANG Acme.. AaaY.A MAZE VanhN Menon - and his exceptionally Malrite has and will continue to use Lea. Came JASON WENS. qualified staff of industry his production in the Am M /wow. rata ¡oons. 51S Ammer Avenue. talents Private Music New Yens NY Tall veterans." Menon, paying tribute future." anew ONE, ADNAWEIRS Moe _e EASAAA Luba to Griffey's "vitality and vision," Bolke, who was not available for Wm.._ ammo 12041474W Nb Nees Wean. Suer W. SA INA St MV. WSE*iyn DC EOM stated, "All of us at Capitol In- comment, begins his new assign- Moves To RCA &Anse CMOVA Niyw rm MAC WOOOWAW dustries and EMI Music World- Newel. SSW: Loan OVA. ment immediately. Driscoll, who /hews Enos NISI 7924,42. 192411 1.10 Net AnIMI wide are delighted at our new programmed Malrite's Salt Naprvxk. M 33112 earlier Private Music is moving to RCA/ CNN, LINILON ALIEN association." WZUU /Milwaukee and was on-air A..w. Let: RAIN RE A&M /Arista Distribution. The in- mss-' OIS FEN ELI at the company's KNEW & KSAN/ IN. strumental /New Age label, headed Sen. N. Aeekkne u CURIE San Francisco, told R &R. "It's IS Amps. dill 5534310 by Peter Baumann, has been in- w. a.Mw/a.., &.Mee See.: WOW/ ATlMMON Stewart time for me to move on to a dif- Awowt snow... PAAR ELLAOLIV. ATE GELS dependently distributed. weNOwe Coe... AMEN. ADDLE Continued from Page 3 ferent level of growth. and the side NMI Verb RIG a0SO155 N. A.SO../SE. My, EMI A.pa, HOWARD CALM of the business dealing with the Noe A.opa1/Swt user OMEN last as News Director. "Right now under the arrange- A_.Na. la 7 5I 2514911. creation of specialized audio has First releases 1913 we're reviewing everything we're ment are new albums by Leo Kott- Aware E.ewANE. SHARON ALIEN always intrigued me. I will most doing here," Stewart told R&R. Menon ke and Yanni, shipping in August. Radio & Records is published every Friday for $215 likely relocate to the West Coast, Bhaskar per year. or 5400.00 for foreign subSCIptions, by "The stations have a real tradition Scheduled for fall release are the Radio 6 Records. Inc.. at 1930 Century Park West, but for the time being I'm doing R&R last week incorrectly stated Los Angeles. California 90067. Application to mail in the market in terms of recogniz- label debut by and a is some free -lance to help put all this at second class postage rate pending at Los ability, credibility, and service to that EMI Music Worldwide Chair- sampler. Distribution of the Pri- Angeles, California. POSTMASTER Send address together." changes to Radio & Records. 1930 Century Park the community, and those are all man & Chief Executive Bhaskar vate Music catalog is also assumed West. Los Angeles. California 90067. All reasonable Tying in with Bolke's arrival is Menon will move to "a con- care taken but no responsibility assumed IoTunsol- things we'll continue to build on. To special by the major. iated matenal. MLR reeenres all rights in material the hiring of former WHTT / sultative post" with the company accepted for p10YCaeon. All letters addressed to say there would be any major morning personality "Crazy" R&R or its Editors tvill be emoted intended for would be in 1987. Rather, it is Ken East, cur- The two-year-old label will con- publication and reproduction and may therefore be changes premature." Dave Otto, who fills Driscoll's on- used for this purpose. Nothing m.y be reproduced Succeeding Stewart at WSPD is rently President /COO for EMI Mu- tinue to handle its own promotion in whole or in pan without written pSVAESien from air vacancy. Meanwhile, competi- the Publisher. The terms AOR, Back Papa Break- Assistant PD Fred Heller, who sic Europe & International, who'll and marketing. according to Bau- ers. Most Added. National Airpleyr30, Parallels. tor KPKE is kicking off a $200,000 new deal Radio & Records. and Street Tae are registered joined the station in 1984 as MD. take a consultative role next Janu- mann, but he expects the trademarksof Radio & Records. 0 1966 promotion which will offer as a A subsidiary of HNW -M.nks Communications. Inc. Heller worked WSGW/ ary. 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Duffy Pays $15 Million Total Acquisitions This Year: $1,437,318,000 This Week's Transactions: $33,732,000 For KSUN & KLZI /Phoenix $15 KSUN & KLZI WOAD/Jackson, MS $455,350 KSUN & KLZI/ million KOKT /SEATTLE KOKA & KVKI/ PHOENIX KOKTISeattle $7.5 million KGYN/Guymon, OK $400,000 PRICE: $7.5 million SHREVEPORT PRICE: approximately $15 million BUYER: Shamrock Broadcasting, Roy PRICE: $6.5 million KOKA & KVKIIShreveport $6.5 KNAKIDelta, UT $225,000 BUYER: Duffy Broadcasting, Marty Disney, owner. lt also owns KABL -AM BUYER: Penn Communications Corp, million Greenberg, President lt also owns & FMISan WYCM-AM & FM/Murfreesboro, Francisco; KUDLIKansas Richard Penn, President. lt also owns WJTTIChattanooga $1 million KRZN & KMJI /Denver; KGMS & City; WFOX /Atlanta; KMGC/; NC $197.000 KOEO & KMGA/Albuquerque, NM KKEE/Alamogordo, KSFM/Sacramento; KONO & KITYI KGOL/Houston; NM WCXI & WWWW /De- and KVOR & KSPZ/ Springs, San Antonio; WORZIOrlando; $850 000 and troit; WTKN & WWSWIPittsburgh; CO. KNPA-AM & FM/Boise KCNRIPortland, which is being sold. and has contracted to purchase SELLER: 'triple J Communications, WVGN /Charlotte Amalie, St. $170,000 SELLER: Transcom Limited Partner- WHBIKansas City. James Reeder, principal. Thomas $800,000 ship, Bob Herpe, President. It also SELLER: Seattle Radio Limited Part- WMON/Montgomery, WV DIAL POSITION: 1550 kHz; 96.5 WAPF & WCCA /McComb, MS owns KMGR-AM & FM /Salt Lake City; nership, Dennis Behan, President. He MHz $600.000 $35.000 KKCIIKansas City; and WTMG/- also,owns KCEE & KWFM /Tucson. POWER: 10 kw days /500 watts ville. DIAL POSITION: 96.5 MHz nights; 100 kw at 275 feet DIAL POSITION: 1400 kHz; 99.9 POWER: 81 kw at 1220 ft. FORMAT: Black; AC BANK MHz FORMAT: AC WAPF & WCCA/ WJTT /RED BROKER: Kalil & Co. POWER: 15 kw; 100 kw at 1670 ft. BROKER: Kalil & Co. McCOMB, MS (CHATTANOOGA), TN FORMAT: Spanish; AC PRICE: $600,000 PRICE: $1 million BUYER: Dowdy Broadcasting BUYER: Jettcom, Inc.. George Reed, WOAD /JACKSON, MS KGYN /GUYMON, OK Co., Congressman C. Wayne Dowdy (D- President; James Brewer, VP. Brewer KNAK /DELTA, PRICE: $455,350 PRICE: $400.000 MS), his brother Morgan, and their also owns WHON/Centerville, IN; PRICE: $225,000 BUYER: Melvin Jennings, owner. BUYER: Teins Broadcasting Co., Inc., father Charles, owners. They also own WOLK /Richmond, IN; WDCF /Dade BUYER: Michael Halloran, owner. He SELLER: John Pembroke, owner. He Edwin Smith and his wife Nancy, own- KCWD & KNWAIHarrison, AR; KPFMI City, FL; and WTOT & WJAO /Marian- also is an official of KIOTIBarstow, CA. recently sold his interest in KJOPILe- ers. Mountain Home, AR; WROA & na, FL. SELLER: Pahvant Valley Broadcast- moore, CA, and is a permitee of a new SELLER: Plains Broadcasting Co., WZJXJGulfport, MS; WSUH & SELLER: WSIM, Inc., Robert Benns, ing, Inc., Darrell Lester, President. FM station in Canton, MS. Inc., T.M. Raburn Jr., principal WWMSIOxford, MS; WKKY /Moss principal owner, William Benns Jr., DIAL POSITION: 540 kHz DIAL POSITION: 1400 kHz DIAL POSITION: 1210 kHz Point, MS; WMLT & WOZYIDublin, President. Benns family also owns POWER: 1 kw POWER: POWER: 1 kw days/250 watts nights 10 kw GA; and WMCG /Milan, GA. WFLIILookout Mountain, TN; WZAMI FORMAT: Country FORMAT: Gospel FORMAT: CHR SELLER: Southwestern Broadcasting Norfolk, VA; and WMYK /Elizabeth Ci- Co., Louis Alford, Phillip Brady and ty, NC. Albert Mack Smith, principals. It also DIAL POSITION: 94.3 MHz owns WMPC -AM & FMIHazelhurst, POWER: 3 kw at 570 feet MS. FORMAT: Urban DIAL POSITION: 980 MHz; 94.1 MHz POWER: 5 kw days only; 100 kw at KNPA & 501 feet -AM FM/ FORMAT: varies NAMPA, ID (BOISE) PRICE: approximately $170,000 Keep Yourself BUYER: Contemporary Media, Kip WYCM -AM & FMI Guth, President lt also owns KCIXI MURFREESBORO, NC Boise. PRICE: $197,000 SELLER: Carlson Communications In- Informed with BUYER: M. Scott Edwards, owner. He ternational, Ralph Carlson, President formerly was a partner in station. It also owns KRSP -AM & FM /Salt Lake SELLER: Murfreesboro Broadcast City; KSMK /Cottonwood, AZ; KRJC/ Corp., R. Don Johnson, President. Elko, NV; and KLCIICaldwell, ID (Boi- The Industry's DIAL POSITION: 1080 kHz; 98.3 se). MHz DIAL POSITION: 1340 kHz

POWER: 1 kw days; 3 kw at 302 feet POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: AC FORMAT: dark

KKEE /ALAMOGORDO, NM WMON /MONTGOMERY, WV PRICE: $35,000 PRICE: $850,000 BUYER: Upper Kanawha Valley BUYER: Broadcast Capital Corp., a Newspaper SHUBVpt Broadcasters, Inc., Arthur Clark, wholly -owned subsidiary of JLJ Capit- President, George Waters, VP, Ted al Resources, a Phoenix-based com- Julian, VP. Julian also has an interest mercial real estate investor, J.M. Wol- in WBRL/Berlin, NH. osonovich, Chairman. SELLER: Greater Montgomery Broad- SELLER: New West Broadcasting casters, Inc., Robert Harvit, Corp.. Lawrence Heinrich, President. Presi- dent He also owns WBTH & WXCCI It also owns KVAS/Astoria, OR. Williamson, WV; WMMN/Fairmont, Foko DIAL POSITION: 94.3 MHz WV; and WOTY -AM & FM /Linton, IN. POWER: 3 kw at 443 feet below sea O DIAL POSITION: 1440 kHz level POWER: 5 kw days watts FORMAT: AC /500 nights FORMAT: AC Call 213 -553 -4330 WVGN /CHARLOTTE AMALIE, ST. THOMAS PRICE: $800,000 CHANGES For Subscription Information BUYER: Sandy Isle Broadcasting, Alamogordo, NM KINN to KZZX (ef- Inc., Ian (Sandy) Wheeler, principal. fective 7/23) He also owns WLAX /La Crosse, WI; Albuquerque KRKE to KZSS (7/28) WORS /Rockford, IL; WAIL & WKWFI Albuquerque KRKE-FM to KZRR Key West; KAYC & KAYDIBeaumont, (7/28) TX. Billings, MT KKLO (new station) SELLER: Virgin Island Wireless Co., Buffalo WPHD to WPHD-FM (7/23) adio & Records Inc., John Galanses and Frank Kulis- Buffalo WYSL to WPHD (7/23) ky, principals. Concord, CA KWUN (remains DIAL POSITION: 107.1 MHz assigned) POWER: 1 .4 kw at 1600 feet Des Moines KKXI to KDWZ (8/1) FORMAT: AC Glen Falls, NY WNIO-FM to WRXI BROKER: Randy Jeffery of Chapman (8/10) Associates Greeley, CO KGRE to KATR (8'10) 81fá&R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 Say the name Lionel Richie and what comes to mind? The Grammy. The Oscar. The . USA for Africa. And more gold records than you can shake a stick at. Lionel Richie has been one of the greatest influences For station clearance infor- in music in recent years. not only as the writer /singer For national sales information mation call United Stations of some of today's most enduring love ballads, but call United Stations Program- Programming also as the co- writer, with Michael Jackson, of 'We Are ming Network in New York at Relations in Washington. D.C. the World' and producer /writer of songs by stars like 12121 575-6100. at 1703) 276- 2900. and .

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NEW OWNER PROFILE Top Group Sales Of 1986 Fishing Foray Spawns Radio $285 million to Metropolitan (9 stations) $75 million (estimated) Outlet to management-(4) $68.3 million Katz to Dick Ferguson -led investor group (1 1) Acquisition For First Valley $65 million Affiliated to EZ (9) $59.9 million Group One to DKM (8) By Robert O'Brien With the boat already sold, what was $53 million Doubleday to Emmis (3) there to do but to press on? The odyssey began inconspicuously $38.5 million Josephson to Saga (6) They were on their way to lunch to two sales guys enjoying a weekend $34 million Republic to (5) - meet with the investors involved with boating on a lake, kicking around the $25 million Mid America to WIN (6) the only surviving station from the orig- notion of owning a radio station. $15 million ELF to REBS (6) inal group of 70 when, as Dodenhoff How many of us entertain pipe- $9.4 million Sentry to Sage (8) remembers, "Randy tells me about a dreams of going for the big score on a station that was for sale in Wheeling. lazy summer day with a cold beer in We immediately forgot all about the sta- hand and a fishing pole in the oth- KROQ, METROMEDIA DEALS SET PACE one tion we were negotiating for." er, only to have the dream evaporate like the morning dew when the boat One Day Deal docks? Acquisitions Top "The broker accepted our offer in Radio Dan Wachs and Bob Dodenhoff one day, and we set about to line up were so determined to see it through the $1 .4 million we'd need to complete that Dodenhoff eventually sold the $1.4 Billion In 1986 the transaction, Dodenhoff said. boat, and over the next 20 months, It was 20 months to the day from Seven months into 1986, the total Rounding out the top five stand -alone they devoted the spare time they used their original conversation on the dock. value of radio stations changing sales are KFAC -AM & FMILos An- to spend fishing to pursuing radio sta- First Valley Broadcasting, the new hands for the year has already passed geles ($34 million), WLIFIBaltimore tion ownership opportunities. Dan Wachs (left), Bob Dodenhoff owner of WOMP -AM & FM /Wheeling, the $1.4 billion mark, according to ($25 million), WADOINew York ($20 They'd each been in radio in some WV, was horn data compiled by R &R. The total million), and WHAS & WAMZILouis- capacity since graduating from college To fill in those gaps in their knowl- "We were a couple of shaky guys dollar value of radio transactions re- ville ($20 million). in the late '60s, and forged a friendship edge, they enlisted the advice and ex- when we walked into the radio station ported in R &R through last week was Each week in the Radio Business when their sales careers coincided pertise of one of Dodenhoff's bosses. in Wheeling that first day," Wachs said $1,437,318,000. section, R &R will furnish a running dol- briefly at WCMFIRochester several Randy Odeneal of Sconnix Broad- They'd invested $1.4 million of some- The largest deal of the year so far is lar total of radio acquisitions for the years ago. By most measures, they casting. Both agreed that Odeneal's one else's money in what he described the $265 million buyout of nine Metro- year. Listings of the top group and were quite successful: Wachs was contribution to their efforts was invalua- as "a dreadful little place, with media stations by Carl Brazell's Met- stand -alone transactions will be up- GSM at WAVAIWashington, Doden- ble. "You must have somebody in your cinderblock walls and shabby offices." ropolitan Broadcasting. Other groups dated monthly. hoff Sales Manager at WTMA & corner who is experienced," Wachs He continued, "We arrived here on a sold in 1986 are Katz, Affiliated, WSSXICharleston, SC. Still, they said. "If you lack that experience, you Sunday in January, it's 16 degrees be- Group One, Doubleday, Josephson, The dollar totals reported here are sensed something was lacking. can lose your pants." low zero, and we were running around Republic, Mid America, ELF, Sentry, approximate, since some smaller trans- Said Wachs, "The sales manager is taking stock of the station. I remember and Outlet. actions are not published, the value of not a key figure in determining the di- 70 Stations Examined saying, 'Well, at least there's no com- The granddaddy of individual station a few sales are not disclosed, and the rection of a station. Being an owner They reviewed more than 70 sta- petition."' deals so far in 1986 is the $45 million listed prices of some deals are industry gave us the opportunity to do some of eliminated 60 of them immediate- tions, "The very next day," Dodenhoff con- sale of KROOILos Angeles to Infinity. estimates. the things that we wanted to do in ra- ly, explored five possibilities seriously, tinued, "another station in town chang- dio." made offers on three of them, and saw ed formats, and we were going head - two of the offers fall apart. Management Background to-head," a situation that lasted until the "It was 20 months of incredible let- Essential next ratings book proved that WOMP- Biggest Individual Station downs," Wachs recalled. "I would say FM had beaten the challenger handily. They met the rough ownership pro- that nine out of ten people who set out Sales Of 1986 file established by the people with in- to become owners will fail because of Station Value Quadruples vestment money, according to William the pressure." "Very few people have According to Collatos, "They took a $45 million KROOILos Angeles to Infinity Collatos, a general partner in T.A. As- the stamina to become owners," Colla- station with decent ratings, and pushed $34 million KFAC -AM & FM/Los Angeles to Classic Communications sociates, a Boston -based investment tos concurred. them through the roof. The value of the $25 million WLIF/Baltimore to JAG banking firm. "If you apply the talents in station has probably quadrupled in $20 million WADOINew York to Tichenor purchasing stations that you've exhibit- value in just two years, and they now you a $20 million WHAS & WAMZILouisville to Clear Channel ed in management, we consider Dashev have the highest billings in the market." $19.25 million WOOD -AM & FM /Grand Rapids to Surrey viable prospect for investment," Colla- Continued from Page 3 Flush with their success in Wheeling, $16.5 million KOB-AM & FM /Albuquerque to Price tos explained. the pair set about to capitalize on the $15 million KOKEiAustin to Keymarket "Wachs and Dodenhoff had a strong pleasure working with Jeff, both groundwork they'd laid. "Everybody $13 million KGOUHouston to Shamrock relationship, and worked well personally and professionally. I'm gets the grace for their first one. ft's the $12.975 million WGBB & WBABILong Island to Noble together," he added. "In addition, they delighted the opportunity arose for next one that's tough," according to $12.3 million WEBN /Cincinnati to Jacor were intelligent enough to know what him to take a more prominent Dodenhoff. in the corn - $12.2 million KCBQ -AM & FMISan Diego to Eric /Chandler they didn't know." leadership position In buying WZKCIRochester last May panY." for $3.7 million, they vaulted more than Dashev started his career with Rosenberg 100 markets, and were now into the HURTS McGavren Guild in 1970 as an Ac- big time. But they downplayed the sig- STRONG DOLLAR Continued from Page 1 count Executive in San Francisco, nificance of the hurdle. "The tact that to Regional Manager in porately. Said Rosenberg, "I've moving up it's a $10 million deal doesn't make it 1979 to L.A. Blair Sees Brighter been running stations for 16 1974. In he transferred much more complicated than the years, and I know it'll be a as Sports & Network Director, and Wheeling deal," Wachs said. "If you in 1980 assumed his most recent ti- Third Quarter tremendous challenge partici- stack up all the paper on the two deals, tle. Last year, Dashev was elected pating on the corporate level. you'll see that they come within one- In a year when spot radio has been "Wired nets are fairly sold -out as of As it will be a learning process Chairman of the McGavren Guild eighth of an inch of each other." extremely soft, Blair Radio predicts a now, which is helping us sell more un- that will allow me to continue Radio Advisory Board and mem- Dodenhoff added, "Jumping from the third quarter shows some brighter Executive wired and spot. We can only hope this growing as an individual, I in ber of the policymaking Wheeling to Rochester is nothing com- signs, but it still will not provide the big particular situation continues. The turn, hope to contribute to the Committee. Dashev told R&R, pared with going from zero to Wheel- influx needed for many markets to 16 I real- healthy dollar has hurt some of our for- continued growth and success "Having been here years, ing." make up the lost ground created in the eign advertisers such as beers, ales, of Lotus." Prior to KFSD, Ros- ly feel my advantage will be my first quarter." Western and cars." enberg was GM of KRTH /Los unique perspective on the Third -quarter bookings are up in its Angeles, coming from the rep offices, since I've worked all of For The Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Reporting side of the business at RKO. these markets myself." and Philadelphia offices, Blair reported. Warshaw served seven Additionally, McGavren Guild Record Los Angeles is level, while bookings Transactions To R &R months as NSM. A 14-year L.A. L.A. VP /Sales Mary Beth Garber are down in the Boston, Dallas, Hous- radio veteran, he's worked as has stepped up to VP /Sales Man- The broker in Hoker Broadcast- ton, , St. Louis, San Fran- GSM at KWST (now KPWR), ager. Garber began with the rep ing's purchase of WLLTICincinna- cisco, Portland, and Seattle offices. To have a radio station transaction KIQQ, and KUTE. "Hal has firm in 1981 as an Account Ex- tl for $5.5 million (R &R, 7/25) was In his quarterly outlook report, Blair listed in R &R, broadcasters and built this station into one of the ecutive. Robert A. Chaisson, Inc. The sell- Radio Bep Division President Charlie brokers should contact the R &R Wash- greatest Classical outlets in the It was also announced that ing party was KDW Associates, a Colombo says, "As best as we can ington Bureau (202-662 -7484) as country," Warshaw told R&R. McGavren Guild's L.A. offices will partnership of Cecil Heftel and Ken tell, regionalization, wired networks, soon as details are available. Sale clos- "Those are big shoes to fill, and be at a new address, starting Wolt, and a division of H & W lack of business from the computer ing photos and broker news, such as I look forward to bringing the August 4: 10880 Wilshire Blvd., Los Broadcasting. category, and the too-healthy dollar personnel and office announcements, station to even greater Angeles, CA 90024. The new phone hàoe been our 'gremlins' this year. are also welcome. heights." number is (213) 470 -3383. 10/ R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 r (- ' 1

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COSBY DISQUALIFIED `Interim' Winners Picked For WRKO, WROR Licenses

Tentative winners were picked last week to take over RKO's two Boston radio licenses in the event the company is found disqualified to stay in broadcasting. If RKO is deemed to have sufficient "character" to stay in the busi- MANCINI ness, the two groups chosen last week will compete for the HONORED - Composer (center) last week received the 1986 Congressional Arts Caucus Award. Among those showing up to honor Mancini at a Washington dinner were (left to right) ASCAP President Morton licenses of WRKO & WROR /Boston in comparative re- Gould, Sen. Edward Kennedy (D -MA), and composers Alan Bergman and . newal hearings against RKO. FCC law judge Walter Miller se- lected Commonwealth Broadcast Group as the best qualified appli- cant for WRKO. Professional Com- munications Partners (ProCom) was rated the best contender for NEWS BRIEFS WROR's license. Sixteen groups originally chal- fore a House Judiciary Subcommittee. NAB Convention Other Key Developments: Commissioner Mimi Dawson. She lenged the Boston combo, but only The witness planned to say that the Shifted To Saturday - Former FCC replaces Robert Pettit, who has left nine were still in the running when use of music on syndicated TV shows Chairman Frederick Ford, 76. has the agency to practice law at Wiley, the "runoff" hearing Tuesday could be tracked with relative ease. died of cancer in Hinds - began. Simil- Rein & Fielding. dale, IL. Ford was appointed to the ar hearings are currently under- NAB's Executive Committee last just as actor appearances are now Commission by President Eisenhower way for all the RKO stations. week voted to break with tradition and tracked to determine residual pay- in 1957. After becoming Chairman in News directors meeting in Salt start next year's annual convention in ments. 1960. Ford took strong steps to con- Lake City later month will RKO Character Dallas on Saturday (3/28) and to close Last week's House hearing produc- this choose trol broadcast content by assuring that from for president it out on Tuesday (3/31). Historically, ed a replay of well -aired views on both two candidates -elect In Question broadcasters adhered to programming RTNDA. Those in the running are the giant meeting has opened on Sun- sides of the contentious issue. There of promises. day and continued through Wednes- are no signs that the panel plans action MissouriNet ND Bob Priddy and Meanwhile, RKO's basic qualifi- Lauren ( "Pete ") Belvin has been day. this year on the TV industry bill, which WSAZ-TV/Huntington, WV ND Bob cations to remain a licensee are be- named senior would require that composers and legal advisor to FCC Brunner. ing explored in the context of its NAB said the change will give broad- songwriters be compensated through renewal bid for KHJ -TV /Los An- casters extra time to view exhibits, and source licensing for songs aired geles. Issues weighing against will allow exhibitors to set up by Friday, on syndicated TV shows SEVERE PROCESSING DELAYS RKO in that proceeding include a thus avoiding expensive overtime lack of candor with the Commis- charges. On the other hand. exhibitor Fein Calls For Abolition rates were upped one dollar per square sion, which resulted in loss of Of FCC WNAC-TV /Boston's license. foot (to $1 7 on upper level, $15 lower 80 -90 License Grants Only if RKO emerges unscathed level) to cover the cost of extra securi- Former FCC General Counsel Bruce Fein, in the Los Angeles character scru- ty and bus transportation for exhibitors. now a Washington attorney, has tiny will it survive to defend its ra- Meanwhile, NAB has announced that called for the abolition of the FCC and Could Take Six Years dio licenses. Disqualification for speakers at this fall's Radio '86 con- all other independent federal agencies. RKO would mean virtually auto- vention in New Orleans (9/10-13) will In a commentary in , Fein When the FCC began matic license grants for the inter- include FCC Commissioner Patricia said the agencies come un- accepting the first applications im winners in the runoff hearings. Diaz Dennis and Mass Media Bureau der too much pressure from Congress under Docket 80-90 last fall, there were optimistic predic- Commonwealth's principals are Chief Jim McKinney. and should be placed directly under tions that all 689 of the new FM drop -ins would be in the the President's former WPOE /Greenfield, MA control. processing pipeline within three years. For several Feds Study RF Important FCC policy GM Marc Berman; former WPOE decisions "are decisively affected by importunings months the Commission opened up new channels for ap- OM Scott Bacherrnan: WPOE Sta- Radiation In or threats from congressmen or commit- plications at a rapid clip of several a month. tion Manager Mary Jane Gregory; Portland, OR Beth Marie Robinson; attorney tees," Fein charged. "For instance, in But now it's been almost two full ing. Ironically, the move is actually A joint 1983, an initiative Jerrold Miller; and former study of radiofrequency (RF) to curb the applica- months since an 80-90 filing "win- creating extra work. So far the re- radiation from broadcast antennas in tion of the Fairness Doctrine was sty- dow" was opened. WRTD /Marshfield, MA chief engi- "There has been turns have prompted 250 petitions mied neer Kathleen Lynch. Portland, OR was launched this week by a Senate Appropriations Com- a significant slowing," Audio Serv- for reconsideration, adding sub- by the FCC and the U.S. mittee report threatening adverse ac- ices Division ProCom's 71% owner is William Environmen- Chief Larry Eads stantially to the staff's workload. B. Murray Jr. He has no prior tal Protection Agency (EPA). Similar tion by Congress if any weakening concedes. "But I think we'll be get- Despite that unintended impact, were undertaken." broadcast experience, and now studies have been conducted in Seat- ting back on track in the relatively Eads believes the get-tough policy tle and Honolulu. near future." owns a computer firm, Penguin $3 Million CPB Radio will eventually pay off. Already, he The study was prompted by con- The three-year projection Peripherals, in Canton, MA. Program Fund de- says, the initial return rate of 35% Both groups were selected pri- cerns from residents who live near pended on opening up two of the 80 is dropping off as applicants be- The Corporation for Public Broad- marily because they have no broadcast towers, especially those in FM channels for applications each come more careful. "I think in the other casting (CPB) has $3 million its look- broadcast interests, and propose Portland's Healy Heights neighbor- month. Eads admits it's now long run people will understand ing to spend on some new radio pro- 100% fulltime integration of owners hood. "probably reasonable" to expect a what is expected of them and pro- gramming ideas. CPB is currently into station management. The biological effects of RF radiation six-year timeframe for awarding vide it to us," Eads predicts. on humans are unclear, although high seeking programming proposals for its the licenses. Speculation in the National Radio Program Lawyer Shortage Cosby Partner Criticized levels of exposure are known to cause Production Chapman Associates Newsletter heating of tissue. Fund. that the process could drag on for He identifies the other factor in CPB says it will favor projects "that the process:11g slowdown as a sud- Judge Miller disqualified the AM ten years "is a little long," Eads may not succeed initially in the public den loss of attorneys, either to the and FM applications of Cozzin Source Licensers Cite contends. radio program marketplace, will take private sector or to jobs elsewhere Communications, whose 51 % own- ASCAP "Hit Squads" programmatic risks, will yield Returned Applications is at least in the Commission. In the past six er comedian Bill Cosby. Judge TV industry supporters source li- of one- major new service or series, and Boomerang months, six of 11 attorneys who Miller accused 49% partner Joseph censing for syndicated programming will increase public radio audiences." What happened? Eads says two handle FM processing have left. Zingale of deliberately trying to last week charged that ASCAP "hit All types of proposals are welcome, factors are responsible for the Three of the slots have deceive the FCC when he signed been filled squads" have been dispatched to pre- from news and information to arts and slowdown. One is the Commission's temporarily, but Eads doesn't fore- family members' names to 46 low- vent them from holding meetings with performance. new get-tough policy on incomplete see returning to full strength before power television applications. individual composers. ASCAP denied Proposals are due by September 9. FM applications. Instead of help- October. "Such- tawdriness warrants dis- the charge. For information contact Richard Mad- ing parties fix problems as they us- So far, applications have been qualification," Miller concluded. TV executives also charged that sup- den, Assistant to the VP /Telecommuni- ed to do, FCC staffers now auto- accepted on only 13 80 The ruling could adversely affect of the FM porters of the current blanket license cations, CPB. 1111 16th St. NW, matically return deficient filings. channels. And, after a two-month Cozzin applications for some of the system pressured a witness into back- Washington, DC 20036. Phone (202) That was supposed to save time delay, Eads hopes to RKO stations in other markets. open up an- ing out of an appearance last week be- 955 -5216. and lead to more efficient process- other within the next week.

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PROS ON THE Barri Launches Starsong LOOSE Columbia Appoints IRTS Elects New Officers Ashton Launches ACM Keith BeN - PD KSUNIPhoenix Mattiussi 897 -2368 Former Motown A &R VP Steve (602) The International Radio & Tele- Barri has formed Starsong Walt Bennetti - PD WVIC-AM & Produc- vision Society has elected Katz tions, a tut- service record produc- FMILansing (517) 323 -0994 Communications Chairman James tion company. Barri, who formerly Don Christy - PD WKWKI Greenwald to the post of Presi- worked with Warner Bros. Rec- Wheeling (304) 242 -5062 John Driscoll 1,108 dent. He replaces Warner Bros.' ords and was VP, A &R at ABC /Dun- - PD /Den- Edward Bleier. Also elected as hill, serves as President. ver (303) 980 -1834 Working First VP was NBC VP/Corporate with him are Julie Barri, Assistant Stuart Elliot - MD WPOW /Mia- Relations & Advertising Betty Hud- to the President; Bobby mi (305) 653 -6796 Sand- son. Other newly -elected officers strom, producer /songwriter Jim Elliott - Mornings 01071 /arrang- are VPs Frank Biondi (Coca -Cola) er; and Tony Peluso, Washington (703) 425 -4203 producer /ar- and Tony Malara ICBS -TV) and ranger /engineer. Contact Starsong Lee Gillette - Afternoons WHTTIBoston (617) 536 -4975 Treasurer Gerald Hassell (Bank of at (818) 906 -2257. New York); incumbent Stan Gleason - West Coast As- officers in- soc. National AOR Director Captiol clude VP Mark Cohen (Capital (818) 360 -2257 Cities/ABC) and Secretary Jerome Specter KPWR Boros (Fly, Shuebruk, Gaguine, NSM Delores Gonzales - VP /R &B Boros & Promotion (718) Braun). Jeanne Mattiussi New IRIS governors are Richard Jeffrey Specter 638 -9284 Jack Ashton becomes Na- Harris (Westinghouse Broadcast- Bob Kassi GM & VP/Opera- tional Sales Manager for KPWR - Jeanne Mattiussi has been pro- tions WZMM /Wheeling (304) ing), Ellen Hulleberg (McGavren (Power 106)/Los Angeles, after 277- moted to Director, Artist Develop - Guild), Byron Lewis (Uniworid Veteran promotion and marketing serving as an AE for 4005 the station ment/Video. West Coast for Co- Group). David Persson (Electronic specialist Jack Ashton has estab- since May. His background in- Rooster Rhodes - Mornings lumbia Records. Associate Direc- Media), Neal Pilson (CBS /Broad- lished Accelerated Chart Move- cludes the Local Sales Manager BJ1051Orlando (305) 677- 1167 tor of the department since 1984, cast Group), Dennis Leibowitz ment, a record marketing firm con- post at WXKS/Boston and Direc- Smokey Rivers - PD K101/San Mattiussi joined Columbia in 1983 (Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette), centrating on medium and small tor /Sales Development for Pyramid Francisco (415) 892 -7901 as Manager, Artist Development/ and Michael Mallardi (Capital markets. ACM is based at 9301 Broadcasting. Jennifer Steele Mornings - Video. Prior to that she was Nation- Cities/ABC). Wilshire Blvd., Suite 512, Beverly WOSRIBaltlmore (301) 727 -1129 al Manager, Artist Development for Hills, CA 90210; (818) 366 -0054. John Thomas - Morning Zoo Sidekick Z95(WYTZ)IChlcago Chrysalis Records. Suite Beat Pacts With IC (312) 565 -2094 Pete Thomson - Afternoons Suite Beat Music Group has KZPSIDallas (214) 770 -7793 signed a domestic licensing agree- ment with Germany's new age label Innovative Communications. CHRONICLE CHANGES Among IC's first releases in July are Double Fantasy's "Universal Ave- Carol Williams, formerly han- nue" and Software's "Chip Medita- Born To: Married: dled sales /research at KNEW & Juli Dorff, former Station Manag- tion." Suite Beat can be reached at KSAN /San Francisco, joins Blair er for Susquehanna Broadcasting. (213) 973 -8800. KRLB /Lubbock PD Rob Roberts, Jim Brown Productions Region- Radio/San Francisco as AE. joins Hillier, Newmark, Wechsler wife Melinda, son Austin Lee Rob- al Manager Chris Carrell to Doug & Howard /Atlanta erts, July 5. Andrew Simpson, July 10. as AE. Robert C. Neville, AE, moves WXRT Promotes Marsh Atlantic to Blair Radio /San Francisco from KTON /TempleKilleen, TX PD Records New York Sen- Susan Perry Hoffman, for- ior VP Melvyn the Los Angeles office. Ken Richards, wife Suzanne, son Lewinter to Janet mer Local Sales Manager for Chris Marsh has been promoted Sorosky, July 13. Matthew Kenneth. former KKBQ /Houston, joins KPWR Los to Director/Advertising & Promotion Lisa Morrison, AE for Sheridan Broadcasting Network, Angeles as AE. for WXRT/Chicago. Marsh joined Island WLTFICIeveland MD Sue Wil- Records VP /Promotion joins CBS Radio Network/Chicago WXRT in 1979 as a programming son to sister station WRMR Ac- Bob Catania, wife Donna, daughter as AE. assistant, then advanced to Pro- count Executive Phil Cordle, July Kelly Elizabeth, July 22. Laurie Bonney, former Direc- gramming Coordinator in 1983. 25. Diane Levin, former AE at Te- tor /Communication for Major Mar- She succeeds Jocelyn Clark. ago Publishing Company, joins ket Radio Sales /Chicago, is upped KIVAIAIbuquerque PD Karl WIZN./Vergennes as AE. to AE. Kruise to Cathy Cohea, July 26.

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161 R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 EDDY GRANT PAwcE PARTY

Taken from the Portrait LP Born Tuff RADIO'S STREET TALK

Did you feel the San Francisco earthquake this week? Rumblings from the Bay Area are Elliott Out At 0107 that one of CHR's greatest legends, KFRC, will soon take the stand with a Big Band format LATE The eight -year Washington morning ... but opinions differ as to what's actually team of (JIM) ELLIOTT & (SCOTT) WOOD - being considered. No specific timetable is SIDE broke up suddenly July 25 when Jim HEARTTHROB! known. Elliott exited CHR 0107. PD RANDY LANE told ST, We weren't going to make The S.F. talent tremor's faultline also the kind of progress in the morning show struck crosstown AC K101, where PD we needed," refuting statements in the SMOKEY RIVERS is out. More partings of the Washington Post attributing Jim's airwaves: JOE CAPOBIANCO has left his PD dismissal to tardiness. post at WPIX /NEW YORK DICK YANKUS ... However, the 13 -year personality told is no longer GM at WMJCIDETROIT . . . ST he'd been late only four times, "three

RAECHEL DONAHUE has left KLOSILOS within 15 minutes of my show. And I was ANGELES after serving 82 days of her four - docked a day's pay. Since they've already year contract. She told ST the music format punished me for that, why did they fire was fine, "but the existing features and show me? They said it wasn't ratings, but if I'd

construction were rigid and static. I turned out had a 7 share I'd still be there." to be a replica of all that had gone on before: Scott said, "Nothing lasts forever. We

that wasn't what I believed had been agreed worked together to make a great morning a upon." Raechel said she asked for contract show ... I wish Jim well." Newsman release several weeks ago, but was asked to DAVID PAGE continues as Woodside's stay on until the end of the spring book. "I partner for now, but it's unclear if Q107 was told management was pleased with my will seek another morning voice. Elliott, performance and that things would be worked who teamed up with Woodside at WPGC,

out to mutual satisfaction. A week later, I was had several months left on his contract. told my request for release would be honored. Market observers think AFTRA and Q107

A bit late, but I can't say I'm angry as it was will work on a fair settlement which, ac-

what I requested. Some days you get the cording to insiders, "Jim didn't get." elevator, some days you get the shaft."

Advance congratulations to SYLVIA RHONE, National Director /Promotion for black "I don't think I'm disorganized as much as have music at ATLANTIC, who's succeeding HANK I am absent -minded. I'm sorry to created CALDWELL as head of the division ... and to a furor, but Westinghouse is pretty thorough LOUIL SILAS, who we learned at presstime and they want to make good on this. If has been promoted from Director to VP /A &R- Westinghouse owes anybody, they'll make it Black Music for MCA RECORDS. good." Who's the new Island National AOR As for any of Maynard's comments, Pahigian Promotion Director? None other than RCA said, "I saw the same quotes everybody else National Album Manager ANDY ALLEN. Andy saw." St1CN starts up mid-month. succeeding BOB Is WB VP /Creative Marketing JEFF CATANIA, who recently stepped up to AYEROFF about to leave for VIRGIN territory? VP /Promotion. and her hit single It's an all -lady lineup at JAG COMMUNICATIONS' Easy Listening WFOGI WBZ/BOSTON is auditing its morning NORFOLK, and why not? GSM JONI show logs of market -leading DAVE MAYNARD "TWO OF HEARTS'.' CHALLENOR's moved up to GM. JAN to determine if advertisers may have been [ HARRIS is Station Manager, and MARY NOEL CHR NEW & ACTIVE billed for spots which never ran. Station is the new Local Sales Manager. Check The Moves! Manager CARY PAHIGIAN told ST, The auditing started when an advertiser wanted to 95- INZIMIAMI's DON COX has moved his KITS 1 -2 0107 add WKQB 31 -28 KYNO 29 -26 know where his spots ran on a particular day, act to POWER 96 and afternoon drive for a KZZP 19 -15 WAVA on WSSX add KCAQ 12 -9 because he had seen tremendous results. We six -figure -plus salary. On his August 4 kickoff, KKRZ 36 -26 Y100 17 -9 KAMZ 6 -3 KDON deb 40 discovered a discrepancy, and decided to Don will stay on -air all day as the follow -up to KMJK 25 -14 B97 25 -21 KEZB 12 -6 KITS 18 -16 check a year's worth of tapes to determine an all- comedy Sunday launching the new FM102 10 -6 B96 on WAPE deb 29 KATD 7 -5 what, if any, credit may be due advertisers." WPOW call letters. New to mornings is MINDY KWOD 16 -8 WCZY on WDJX add KRQ add GROUP W spokesman CHARLES FURLONG FRUMKES ( "John Lander's Hit Music USA." KS103 8 -3 WHYT deb 33 96X 1 -1 103CIR add told Adweek that discrepancies have been WQUE /New Orleans), joined by present KMEL 6 -3 KBEQ 29 -25 KX104 30 -22 100KHI add isolated to Maynard's show and involved partner MARK MOSLEY. But the big news is KWSS 20 -14 ZZ99 add BJ105 29 -26 WGAN add probably 1% of its total inventory. that PD BILL TANNER will join Mark & Mindy WKSE 37 -30 WKEE add Y106 add KWES deb 28 as soon as his contractual sitout with Hot -105 WPLJ add 29 KJ103 add KF95 26 -23 Z102 add ends late this year. Completing : Z100 add 27 B106 add KSND 40 -29 WCIL 34 -20 the Boston Globe said Meanwhile, CRAMER HAAS middays, DENNIS REESE B94 30 -22 KZZB add KMGX add 24 KHTZ add when his logs Maynard admitted to instances nights, ERIC WARD late nights, and GINO said a spot had run when, in fact, it had not. With heavy sales and heavy multi- format airplay, REYES overnights. He was quoted, "I'm not much of a BRUCIE will host "TWO Of HEARTS" is no small affair! bookkeeper, and I've made some mistakes. I The legendary COUSIN a new, three -hour oldies Produced by Jon St James can't tell you how many. I can't even give you "Cruisin' America," and headed a ballpark estimate, but WBZ is none too show produced by RON CUTLER

I in January, probably by the happy, and I can't say I blame them, although for distribution (213) On Atlantic Records haven't done anything differently than what I've CBS RADIO NETWORK. For details, call done for years. 478-2166. Continued on Page 21

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Scott Alexander 1 KWK -FM Bob Kaghan 1 2 WZNE Gary Reynolds 3 4 KRAV Chris Bailey 2 WNVZ Will Kauffman 3 4 WOCM Paul Roberts 4 WMJY

Don Benson 4 940 Steve Kingston 1 WBZZ Jerry Rogers 2 3 4 Z -102

Skip Bishop 1 2 WPFM Gene Kuntz 2 WITZ Ron Ross 3 WKAU

Jay Bouley 3 WSPT Steve Larson 1 KGHO Dan Seeman 1 WLOL Steve Brack 4 Chrysalis Greg Lawley 4 WDBR Randi Sommers 1 Z -102 John Braxton 3 WFLB Jack Lawrence 1 2 WFLY Bruce Stevens 3 WBBQ

Al Brock 1 KMGK Jerry Lembo 4 Columbia Jett Stone 4 WHSL

Larry Cannon 1 2 3 WFLB Dennis Martin 4 WMPZ Gregg Swedberg 1 2 WLOL Bobby Cook 4 KX104 Jim Martin 134 WOAY Don Tandler 2 WTLO Gary Cummings 2 3 4 KZFN Jeff McCartney 2 4 940 Tom Taylor 3 WPST Jett Davis 4 WPFM Dave Michaels 3 KRAV Pam Tovar 4 KRTH Leo Davis 4 0104 Scott Mitchell 2 WZYP Andy Tuttin 4 KCMG

Steve Davis 1 2 3 4 WARM Jim Morrison 2 940 H. Van Den Hoogan 4 CFTR Tom Evans 3 KIYS Tony Muscolo 4 Muscolo Promo. Terry Weinacht 4 WKFR Roger Gaither 2 0104 Keith Naftaly 3 4 KMEL Mike Weis 4 WCPZ Jack Gillen 3 4 WKHI Steve Naganuma 3 KMJK Doug Welldon 1 WXTU

Davis Grossman 1 KRTH J.D. North 1 WAEV Shannon West 3 WBLU Randy Hugg 4 WCPZ Lou Patrick 4 WYKS Paul Westby 1 CONS John Hutchinson 2 4 WLVE Steve Perun 3 KEBO Greg Williams 2 KCDO

Tom Hutyler 1 KUBE Mike Preston 2 KSDO Williams 1 2 Z -102 Tracy Johnson 2 3 4 KFRX John Young 1 Z -93

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AIR's CHR Competition #6 begins August 11, 1986. To date radio personnel and record executives across the nation have shared 86 prizes worth over a quarter of a million dollars. Now is the time for you to be a part of the industry's only competition of its kind.

All you should have to do is spend an average of fifteen minutes per week listening to the AIR Priority records. Then phone in your predictions on the hit potential of each. The grand prize is a brand new Porsche 944. Twenty-nine runners -up will win TV's, VCR's or complete audio outfits. (A complete prize list and rules for the 26 -week competition will be mailed to you upon registration. The FCC has ruled that participation in the AIR competitions by radio personnel does not violate any FCC laws.)

CHR Competition #6 is open to all CHR PD's, MD's and consultants, as well as record company personnel. If you have the best ears in the business, prove it. REGISTER TODAY BY CALLING AIR AT (301) 964 -5544 And Join The Winners Active Industry Research y- P.O. Box 1136 - Columbia, Maryland 21044 STREET TALK

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A new feather in the cap for HARRIS COMMUNICATIONS, which has landed AOR DC101IWASHINGTON as a client station.

WSFMIHARRISBURG is looking for a good AC PD. Contact GM Brian Danzis at (717) 763 -7020. Plum pickin's in the personality pie this week include mornings for good bucks at both Country KUPL-AM & FM/PORTLAND (PD Bill Bradley; 503 -297 -3311) and full- service WSPDITOLEDO (PD Fred Heller; 419-244-8321).

CDs for swingin' lovers? WARNER BROS. is planning the compact disc release of nine albums on Reprise this fall. Its the first time for 01' Blue Eyes on CD in the US. Will his Capitol material also be available before too long?

Win Some, Lose Some: A &M will have the new IGGY POP album, produced by DAVID BOWIE. And ATLANTIC STARR is moving to WARNER BROS.

WVIC -AM & FM /LANSING PD WALT BENNETTI's gut -level music policies didn't mix YOU CAN with consultant E. ALVIN DAVIS's research - CALL oriented methods, and so now E.'s seeking ME AL Walt's replacement: (513) 984 -5000, or GM LOOK OUT, FRITO-LA Y - Here come "Buzzard Bites," the delicious corn puff munchies from Jeff Scarpelli at (517) 487 -5986 RICK ... WMMSJCleveland. There've already been Buzzard SPRINKLES has resigned as PD at calendars, candy, clothing, concerts - a Buzzard - 1st WEEK! WGLF /TALLAHASSEE after 12 years in brand breakfast cereal can't be far behind. Manufac- tured locally, 4.5 oz. of these 'MMS morsels go for a One Of The "MOST ADDED" programming to move into sales. Until a measly 99 cents. No preservatives, right, guys? replacement is found, night rocker APRIL CROWLEY is acting PD. K106 WXLK WKSF WLS WGTZ 0104 News talent who like the bright lights of WNBCINEW YORK PM driver SOUPY KHTR KZIO WZYP SALES, upon hearing that a horse with should contact KLUC PD Jerry his KIMN WMEE Q101 Dean ASAP. name had won a race at a Los Angeles racetrack: "Boy, are my legs tired!" KPKE Z104 WPFM When your local E/PIA rep slides into your KKRZ KQKQ WGLF station and asks, "Where's the chimney ?," it's WB National AC Promo heavy DINO BARBIS KPLZ WZOK WHSL because they are launching a "Christmas In and his wife Sue are the proud KUBE KIYS WVBS August" campaign. This means their bag is full owners of a 20 -foot motorboat, which on its ... of promotional goodies. maiden cruise blew a hole in the bottom out WZOU KSND WBWB on 4000 -foot -deep Lake Tahoe. Fortunately, it K104 KLUC Y94 Guess who scooped everyone on the didn't sink, and after two days in drydock, KC101 announcement KXYQ 99KG that the Redskins were going "Schpeen I" is anchors aweigh. to put QB and JOE WBBQ KATD WSPT THEISMANN on waivers? GERONIMO & WCMFIROCHESTER PD GREG AUSHAM WBCY KZZU KDVV O'MEARA at WAVAIWASHINGTON. They loves his R &R so much he laid it down outside WROQ WFBG KYYA his bedroom had Joe and soon -to -be -bride Cathy Lee door. The next morning he WNOK WGUY KKAZ slipped on it, flew ass over tin -cup down the Crosby on -air a day ahead of the official word. WANS WZYQ KOZE stairs, busting his arm and spraining his back. A sad note to report from JEFFERSON- WCKN Well, Greg, thanks for still lovin' R &R. Hope OK100 KBIM PILOT is the loss of JIM PATTERSON, who you're feeling better! WHHY 95XIL OK95 signed WBT- TVICHARLOTTE on the air. He WFXX was with the company for 37 years and still U102/KNOXVILLE is sponsoring a W reunion active in the industry. for all the metro's CHR giants - WRJZ, WNOX & WKGN - of the '60s and '70s. The DAVE BENSON has joined WLUP/ station is taking care of accommodations. For CHICAGO as MD, taking over for BILL details, call GABE HOBBS at (615) EVANS, now PD at KKBRILOS ALAMOS, NM. 525 -0933. Most recently on -air at nearby WXRT, Benson's also worked as MD at WMET there. KKLV /ANCHORAGE is glad to be back on the air after a summer storm poured water into Longtime WNDR & WNTO /SYRACUSE the transmission lines, silencing the AC from PRODUCED BY PAUL SIMON GM GEORGE PLAVACOS, a legendary '60s July 20 -27. ENGINEER: ROY HALER personality, is very ill and would love to hear From The Forthcoming Album from his friends: Box 1212, Syracuse, NY KEITH EDWARDS, PD at KZ93IPEORIA, 13201. decided to hold the "KZ93 /Bud Light Beach Party" this past weekend at Ravina Park. GR:ICELANI) KELLY CHRISTY, daughter of There are two lakes, but no sand ... until WKSGIDETROIT PD PAUL CHRISTY, is © 1986 Warner Bros. Records Inc Keith had 20 tons of it hauled in. Despite the KOOL -FM /PHOENIX'S new MD, in moving good time had by all, listening to hot bands, níe from research at crosstown KZZP. Paul's son, checking out great tans, and the latest in SCOTT CHRISTY, now produces 'KSG's swimwear, the city didn't buy the sand as a morning show and plays the character permanent addition. So, Keith has to put it "Damone." back where he got it. Thanks, Peoria! R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986/21 RATINGS AND RESEARCH 1. I Arbitron Hits The Male 18 -24 Jackpot By Rip Ridgeway After years of trying to find ways to improve male 18- centage of the target demographic. the military and college popula- ously overrepresented in the in -tab 24 representation in its radio samples, it seems Arbitron's Implementing the ESF portion of tions. It tried to determine just how sample.) most recent research project has produced dramatic pro- the sample frame with its increas- much of the underrepresentation Return rate for larger house- improved. gress. According to ed monetary premium produced was caused by Arbitron's own pro- holds Arbitron's Rhody Bosley, "We are so an improved representation of cedures. (Arbitron measures the The US Census says 60% of pleased with the results of this project that we will imple- males 18-24. This was a step in the population in "households," not in males 18-24 live at home with their ment some new procedures directed to males 18-24, com- right direction but the problem and group quarters, and then projects parents. That information falls mencing with the fall '86 survey period." broadcaster pressures did not go that measurement to the total pop- right in line with this study's find- away. ulation, including those in group ings. Almost from the beginning, Arbi- GOALS Committee and subscrib- quarters military, college, pris- The the in-tab tron and its subscribers noticed ers, to improve male 18-24 repre- - study also reports DST Aggravates Situation ons and institutions - which aren't population in ClusterPlus Groups that the representation of males sentation - hence the 1971 18-24 included in the measured popula- 1 18-24 was generally less than their study. Arbitron's ethnic DST proce- -5 to be proportionately larger by tion. ) Less than 2% of the problem proportion of the population. Even Since that time, there have been dures achieved better representa- 3.1 points, while groups 6-10 de- could be explained by the military though Arbitron's weighting sys- a number of research projects de- tion for the black and Hispanic pop- creased by 1.8 points. population. tem is designed to eliminate biases signed, either directly or indirect- ulations. This success, however, What's It All Mean? caused by disproportionate returns ly, to explore such techniques. All further complicated the situation: At the request of its Radio Advi- by age /sex groups sory Council, Arbitron studied col- and other fac- of the previous research projects If you can resolve the representa- There will be less difference be- many lege students' listening. Were the tors, believed the reliance on failed to provide the necessary rep- tion problem for the ethnic popula- tween the proportion of population only a weighting system was insuf- listening characteristics by those resentation without introducing tions, why can't you find a worka- and the in-tab for men 18-24. The ficient; that stations targeting to young males living in group quar- some undesirable side effects. such ble technique directed to young actual number of men 18-24 diaries that age group were ters really different from those being inade- as inordinately increasing the re- males? will be greater, providing the op- quately reported. who could and would participate in turns from other sex/age groups Birch Radio was challenging the portunity for more analysis of that a diary survey? Arbitron found Arbitron soon discovered that with significant increase among diary technique's ability to mea- audience with greater confidence that listeners in college group gaining male 18-24 participation the 18-24 year-olds. sure all segments of the population. in the information. quarters listen to less radio, and would be much more difficult than The research behind the Ex- Birch made Arbitron's male 18-24 Broadcasters will still see some that listening showed only a slight initially thought. Arbitron's first ef- panded Sample Frame (ESF) sys- problem a primary deficiency to difference in proportionality in preference for FM contemporary forts (1967) were to quantify the tem provided the first tangible evi- both the station and agency com- heavy military and college mar- stations. More significantly, the problem, then design research pro- dence that an improvement in the munities. kets. However, the validity of the total young male population living jects to study it, and attempt to find representation of males 18-24 could Arbitron hoped that a major seg- broadcasters' previous arguments in group quarters was not large techniques which would improve be achieved. Those telephone ment of the underrepresentation is now diminished. If the group enough to produce the underrepre- young males' representation. Arbi- households which were not includ- could be explained as living in quarters population could be mea- sentation. tron's efforts proved fruitless. It ed in the current telephone direc- group quarters. Arbitron studied sured, would you really want levels Upon a review of "on- the-shelf" was challenged, by both RAB's tory tended to have a larger per- the existence of men 18-24 in both to go down? I don't think so. research, the Non -Response Study The male 18-24 audience that was of 1971 revealed that males 18-24 not previously participating comes were in the population sampled, from the larger and upscale house- and that the problem filtered down .4pfïanrütur..-;,:r, holds. Getting the larger house- to one of pure cooperation and re- holds in-tab has been a longstand- sponse. The 1985 Male 18-24 Proce- ing problem for Arbitron. If it had dures Test was designed to investi- found that a procedure for male gate the scope of underrepresenta- 18-24 did not affect the distribution tion, the effects of including group of in -tab diaries by household size, in the population esti- quarters that would have been the next ma- mates, target group listening, and jor procedural issue Arbitron procedures which would encourage would have had to face. However. their participation in a survey. This having those larger upscale house- study, said Bosley, is "the result of holds and their persons represent- longterm project. The a research ed can't be all bad. (Could this problem isn't new; it's something problem be behind Birch's recent disturbed broadcasters and that's implementation of "household pro- Arbitron. Furthermore, the size" weights?) blem became worse as overall An important technical finding response rates declined 18-24 ... for some people is that weighting declined more. And more recently, for disproportionate returns really even among women this occurred works. This should provide some 18-24. We had to take action." peace of mind for those who consid- Basically Good News er weighting to be bad. Too much weighting is bad, but when the new The procedure involves identify- procedures will decrease the size of ing those sample households with programming options than the weights used, it has to be an im- males 18-24 and providing that provement. The use of smaller anybody else. household with a $2-per -person pre- weights will make the 18-24 audi- is, Because we you absolute The AP Network without a doubt give mium. This was not the only pro- ence estimates more reliable and the hottest ticket in radio today flexibility and control over your cedure tested: however, all other probably more stable. Because we deliver more programming mix. variations failed to produce im- However, foremost in the adver- listeners than any other radio net- And because when it comes proved representation by in- tiser's mind is not only the current work in the country And we serve to avails, you run the show AP never creased participation. measurement, but the measures of Here are the key findings: the leaders in nearly all of the top requires any commercial clearances. the past and the future. He wants to 100 markets. Including top -rated So when local advertisers Increased AQH and shares for know if the trends have changed, his decisions still valid or does stations in New York, Philadelphia, line up to sponsor AP reports, FM AC stations, with no change in are this refute the decisions imple- Boston, Houston, Dallas, Minnea- you're the one who cleans up at listening levels for AOR or CHR mented and positions already polis, San Diego, Phoenix and the box office. stations; all other formats un- changed. taken. The advertiser and his agen- Seattle. For more information about Increase in total response rate cy want stability and predictable Why? the AP Network, call Jim Williams at of almost two points in test market information. Increasing the male Because we've got the largest 800-821 -4747, or your local AP surveys. 18-24 in -tab should provide improv- most pervasive news staff in Broadcast Executive. Small, inconsistent, and statis- ed stability. the world. tically non -significant variations Households with males 18-24 will Because we give you more (among six metros tested) in PUR begin receiving the added premi- (Persons Using Radio) levels. um commencing with the fall '86 Improved male 18-24 represen- survey. The findings may not fit tation and variable improvement many of the preconceived notions for women 18-24. of how the young male uses radio. No detrimental side effects, al- But the available documentation though the proportion of men 25-34 provides information that will re- decreases and men 18-34 remains fute the myths and support the re- unchanged. (Men 25-34 were previ- alities. 22/ R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 1

Monster marches through Atlanta!

Atlanta's 94 -Q, WQXI -FM, had closed the winter book with a 7.0 12+ share. The April aitd May Arbitrends showed some improvement at 7.3 and 7.5 respectively. But now, with the station posting a 9.1 for Spring,* it's obvious they did something monstrous in June. Enter the dragon. What 94-Q did is Direct -TV, the revolutionary station promotion campaign created by Film House. For just four weeks, from late May through the middle of June, 94 -Q turned our monster loose on its competition. Yet those few weeks are all it took to breathe real fire into the station's ratings for Spring. And the beast goes on. Direct -TV has already been unleashed, or soon will be, in most of the top 20 ADI's. Don't face its fury in your own backyard. Call Film House today. We'll Federal your copy of our latest demo reel, which features the complete Direct -TV story including sample commercials from FILM HOUSE. INC. BROADCAST MARKETING SERVICES 94 -Q's campaign and several other major markets, as well as the entire Film House lineup for Fall. 24 MUSIC SQUARE W. NASHVILLE. TN 37203 (615) 255-4000 'Sauce'. Winger 1986 and Spring 1986 Arbilmna All figures 12+ film- 12mid. Mon -Sun.

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Arbitron Spring '86 Advances 12 + Houston- Seattle- Kansas City St, Louis Phoenix Galveston Tacoma KKBQ -FM Jumps Two To KZZP -FM Gains, KNIX-FM KIRO Up, Holds Lead; WMBZ Doubles, Grabs Cards Push KMOX Further Top Slot; KMJQ, KIKK -FM Slips, Now 1 -2; KTAR, KISW Surges Into Second: Lead; KYYS Surges, Now On Top; KSHE, KEZK, Slip, Now 2 -3; KFMK KUPD Hold Steady; KMEO- KOMO Drops To Third; #2; WDAF Down Sharply KMJM Slip; KYKY Gains Makes Slight Gain As FM Up As KQYT Drops In Ctry KMPS -FM Makes To Third; KFKF, KMBR, Slightly, Leads AC Race; KODA Drops One; KTRH B /EZ Race Gains; KBRD, KUBE, KSEA KBEQ Slip; KLSI, KUDL, WIL -FM, KSD Lose Ground Surges In N/T Race Drop KCFX Make Winter '86 Sp '86 wrnre. '86 Sp '86 Gains Writer '86 Sp '66 KMOX (Talk) 17.5 22.4 KZZP-FM (CHR) 8.9 11.6 Writer '86 Sp '86 KKBQ-FM (CHR) 6.2 8.3 KSHE (AOR) KNIX-FM (Ctry) 11.1 9.7 WMBZ (N/T) 4.6 9.7 12.6 12.0 KMJO (B /U) 8.8 8.0 Winter '86 Sp '86 KEZK (B,EZ) KTAR (N/T) 8.4 8.3 KYYS (AOR) 7.2 8.6 8.6 6.5 KIKK -FM (Ctry) 7.7 7.4 KIRO (N/T) 9.2 10.7 KMJM (B/U) KUPD (AOR) 7.6 7.5 WDAF (Ctry) 11.6 8.5 6.3 5.5 KFMK (AC) 6.2 6.6 KISW (AOR) 4.7 7.5 KMEO-FM (B/EZ) 6.2 7.0 KFKF (Ctry) 8.1 7.9 KYKY (AC) 4.4 4.8 KODA (B/EZ) 7.2 6.2 KOMO (AC) 7.3 5.8 WIL-FM KOYT (B/EZ) 8.4 6.1 KMBR (B/EZ) 8.1 7.8 (Ctry) 5.3 4.8 KTRH (News) 4.6 5.8 KMPS-FM (Ctry) 3.4 5.1 KKLT (AC) 5.3 4.9 KBEQ (CHR) 9.0 7.5 KHTR (CHR) 4.2 4.1 KILT-FM (Ctry) 6.3 5.7 KBRD (B/EZ) 6.6 5.0 KSD (AC) KOY (AC) 3.3 3.9 KLSI (AC) 3.5 6.0 4.9 3.7 KRBE-FM (CHR) 4.8 5.1 KUBE (CHR) 6.9 5.0 WMRY (AOR) KOOL-FM (Gold) 4.2 3.8 KUDL(AC) 5.2 6.0 2.3 3.5 KSRR (AOR) 4.7 4.8 KIXI(BBnd) 4.5 4.6 KWK (CHR) KSLX (Gold) 3.2 3.5 KCFX (AOR) 4.8 5.9 4.2 3.4 KOUE (AC) 4.7 4.6 KSEA (B/EZ) 5.4 4.2 KUSA (Ctry) KLZI (AC) 3.3 3.4 KCMO (NIT) 5.4 4.9 3.7 3.3 KLTR (AC) 5.5 4.4 KPLZ (CHR) 3.4 4.0 WRTH (BBnd) KDKB (AOR) 3.9 3.2 KBKC (B/U) 3.3 3,5 3.2 3.1 KLOL (AOR) 4.3 3.8 KVI (Gold) 1.9 3.5 KLTH (AC) KUKO (B/U) 2.7 3.0 KPRS (B/U) 4.8 3.5 1.0 2.3 KPRC (N/T) 3.5 3.4 KEZX (AOR) 2.6 3.4 KATZ (8 U) 1.8 2.1 KLFF (BBnd) 2.3 2.6 KZZC (CHR) 3.5 3.4 KJYY (AC) 2.0 2.7 KLSY-FM (AC) 4.4 3.4 WKKX KAMJ (AC) 1.7 2.2 WHB (AC) 4.2 2.9 (Ctry) 1.2 1.8 KILT (Ctry) 1.2 1.4 KMGI (AC) 3.3 3.2 KKFR (AC) 1.3 2.1 KJLA (BBnd) 3.4 2.2 WZEN (B/U) 1.7 1.7 KYOK (B/U) 1.5 1.4 KING-FM (Clas) 4.1 3.0 KXOK (Talk) KFYI (N/T) .9 1.8 KCXL (B,'U) 1.1 1.5 1.5 1.6 KLAT (Span) 1.0 1.1 KRPM-FM (Ctry) 3.2 2.9 KGLD KSTM (AOR) 2.2 1.6 KXTR (Clas) 2.4 1.1 (Gold) 1.4 1.5 KIKK (Ctry) .7 1.0 KNBO (CHR) 2.7 2.7 KADI (AC) KVVA (Span) 1.8 1.5 KCCV (Rep .9 1.0 1.8 1.3 KXYZ (Span) 1.6 1.0 KZOK (AOR) 2.4 2.3 KMEO (B/EZ) .5 WESL (B/U) 1.8 1.2 1.2 KING (News) 2.1 2.2 KOOL (AC) 1.9 1.0 KFUO (Rel) .6 1.0 KMPS (Ctry) 1.5 1.9 KNIX (Ctry) 1.0 2.4 KCMS (Rep 1.8 1.7 KHIT (CHR) 1.0 1.6 Atlanta KJR (AC) 1.8 1.5 WKLS-FM, WPCH Slip, Tie KLTX (AC) 1.0 1.2 For First; WQXI -FM Surges KCIS (Rel) 1.0 1.1 KQKT (AC) .7 1.1 To Close Second; WVEE, KJET (AOR) .6 1.0 WZGC Down As WYAY, KKFX (B U) 1.6 1.0 Before They Do It To You... WFOX Gain Ground

Winter '86 Sp '86 WKLS-FM (AOR) 10.5 9.2 WPCH (B /EZ) 9.5 9.2 WQXI-FM (CHR) 7.0 9.1 WVEE (B/U) 9.8 8.6 WYAY (Ctry) 4.6 6.1 WZGC (CHR)' 8.5 6.1 WSB (AC) 5.5 5.7 Denver- WFOX (AC) 3.6 5.6 WKHX (Ctry) 6.2 5.3 WSB-FM (AC) 5.4 5.3 Boulder WAOK (B/U) 3.0 4.1 WARM (CHR) 2.4 3.9 KOSI Maintains Steady WEKS-AIF (B/U) 2.0 2.4 Lead; KMJI Gains, Now WGST (N/T) 3.1 1.7 Second; KBCO -FM Stili WPLO (Ctry) 1.2 1.2 WOXI (Gold) 1.2 1.1 Third; KBPI Down, KPKE WCNN (Talk) 1.4 .9 Up In Fourth Place Tie WBUS (B/U) 1.0 .5 Waster '86 Sp '86 KOSI (B/EZ) 9.6 9.6 KMJI (AC) 6.6 7.0 Cincinnati KBCO-FM (AOR) 6.7 6.9 WEBN, WLW, WUBE KBPI (AOR) 7.2 6.7 KPKE (CHR) 5.2 6.7 To 1 Surge Stronger -2 -3; KOA (Talk) 6.0 5.7 WKRO, WWEZ Slip; WKRC KYGO (Ctry) 5.3 4.6 Holds Steady As WCKY, KEZW (BBnd) 3.7 4.5 WRRM Drop KAZY (AOR) 3.4 4.1 KRXY-FM (CHR) 4.8 3.9 Walter '86 Sp '86 KOAO (AC) 4.2 3.7 WEBN (AOR) 8.2 11.1 KHOW (AC) 3.7 3.6 WLW (AC) 7.8 10.7 KNUS (N/T) 3.8 3.6 WUBE (Ctry) 7.8 9.2 KVOD (Clas) 3.1 3.6 WKRQ (CHR) 11.3 9.0 KIMN (CHR) 4.0 3.3 WWEZ (B/EZ) 10.5 8.8 KLZ (Ctry) 2.3 2.7 WKRC (AC) 6.8 6.8 KDKO (B U) 2.2 2.2 SURREY CONSULTING & RESEARCH WBLZ (B/U) 6.6 6.5 KRZN (Gold) 1.3 2.1 WCKY (N/T) 7.2 5.4 KTCL (AOR) 1.1 1.1 WRRM (AC) 6.2 3.9 KBRO-FM (Ctry) 2.1 1.0 A & O Music Tests Perceptual Studies WSKS (AOR) 2.9 3.8 WNNK-FM (AC) 25 33 Focus Groups Programming Consulting WLLT (AC) .2 3.1 Individual Focus Sessions Engineering Consulting WCIN (B/U) 2.6 2.5 WDJO (Gold) 1.6 2.0 WNNK (AC) .9 1.1 16; South Union, Suite 6(k, Denver, CO St)22) SURREY WPFB-FM (Rel) .5 1.1 WJOJ (AC) .3 1.0 24/ R&R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 "Can you imagine a consultant advising you to play more commercials ?"

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control costs. We exhibit fiscal responsibility. The bottom line is this We help our clients make money. A case in point: WIOG-FM/Saginaw Situation: Booth's WIOG had long been a market leader, but its position was being threat- ened by a new direct format competitor. In addition, the Saginaw metro was enlarged 86% -from one to three counties - placing WIOG, with its 3kw Class A signal, at a severe competitive "Simply put. we help our clients make disadvantage. - - E. Alvin Davis & Associates' ability more money." -E. Alvin Davis Solution: To help defend its to come up with the 'big idea' and their unique team approach has made position, WIOG retained the our association extremely profitable." is to services of E. Alvin Davis & Our commitment -John Casey, WIOG Vice -President provide quality consulting Associates as programming services. By design, we have consultant. When you do something chosen to offer programming Success: Despite market very well, you simply can't marketing guidance for and changes and new competition, it select clients. WIOG became Saginaw's number do for everyone. This allows us to tailor one station the very next book. individual strategies that Over the next year and a half, For more information, consistently improve rating WIOG virtually doubled its 12+ telephone E. Alvin Davis at performance. share from 13.6 to 26.6, and 513/984 -5000. And while ratings are impor- caused its direct competitor to tant, we know they are only one change formats. equa- 'Spring 1984 -Fall 1985 Arbitron, part of the profitability WIOG is number one in every Total Persons. AOH M /S, tion. We're dedicated to major demographic, including #1 6A -12M. Total Week delivering marketing solutions Adults 18-34, 18 -49 and 25 -54' that maximize profits and

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Arbitron Spring '86 Advances 12 + Indianapolis Albany- WIBC Up Four, Schenectady- Strengthens Lead; WFBQ Troy Slips, Still Second; WFMS Milwaukee- Tampa- WGY Down, WPYX Up In Stable, WTLC Up One, First Place Tie; WGFM Now 3-4; WXTZ, WZPL KDKA Slip, Maintains Racine St. Petersburg Surges Into Third; WROW- Slip As WENS Gains Two Lead; WSHH Gains As FM Down As WFLY, Runner -Up; WBZZ Picks WTMJ Adds Five, Widens WRBO-FM Up Two, Grabs Fall '85 Sp '88 WWOM Post Healthy WIBC (AC) 14.7 18.6 Up CHR Strength; WAMO- Lead; WKTI. WEZW Up Lead As WWBA Drops To WFBQ (AOR) 14.4 13.3 Gains; WQBK Slips FM For Strong 2 -3; WKLH Draws Strong B/U Second; WQYK Gains, WFMS (Ctry) 10.0 9.8 Fall '85 Sp '86 Numbers Surges With Gold; WQFM, WUSA Slips, Still 3-4; WTLC (B /U) 8.0 9.0 WGY (AC) 11.0 9.6 WLUM, WPYX (AOR) 9.7 Winter 86 Sp '86 WISN Slip WYNF, WKRL In Tight WXTZ (B/EZ) 10.2 8.6 9.6 WENS (AC) 6.1 WGFM (CHR) 7.7 9.4 KDKA (AC) 16.9 15.3 Fall 85 Sp 86 AOR Race 8.0 WSHH (B/EZ) 8.0 9.8 WTMJ (AC) 9.7 146 WZPL (CHR) 9.6 7.1 WROW-FM (B/EZ) 9.8 8.4 Wmter '86 Sp '86 WBZZ (CHR) WKTI (CHR) 8.3 WERG' (CHR) 4.1 4.6 WFLY (CHR) 5.9 7.7 7.4 8.0 9.4 WRBQ-FM (CHR) 12.5 14.8 WEZW (B/EZ) WTUX (BBnd) 4.5 3.9 WWOM (AC) 6.5 7.5 WDVE (AOR) 73 72 8.1 8.9 WWBA(BEZ) 13.0 10.6 WAMO-FM (B/U) WOKY (BBnd) 7.9 WTPI (AC) 3.4 3.1 WOBK (Talk) 8.1 6.6 5.5 6.8 7.7 WQYK (Ctry) 7.9 8.5 WWSW (AC) 4.6 WKLH (Gold) 2.4 WNDE (AC) 2.1 1.9 WQBK-FM (AÒR) 3.9 4.3 4.9 70 WUSA (AC) 6.1 5.7 WHTX (AC) 4.7 4.4 WOFM (AOR) 8.4 6.7 WIRE (Gold) 2.4 1.6 WGNA (Ctry) 4.2 4.2 WYNF (AOR) 5.5 5.2 WPTR WTKN (Talk) 4.3 WLUM (B/U) 6.4 4.7 WGRT (B /U) 1.0 1.2 (Ctry) 2.6 3.9 4.2 WKRL (AOR) 4.5 5.0 WMYG (AC) 2.2 3.7 WMIL (Ctry) 4.6 4.5 WXIR (Rel) .4 1.2 WROW (AC) 4.1 3.9 WDAE (BBnd) 4.5 4.7 WABY WJAS (BBnd) 4.0 WMYX (AC) 3.3 Formerly WNAP (Gold) 3.1 3.6 3.4 3.7 WFLA (AC) 3.6 4.1 WLTJ (AC) WBCS-FM (Ctry) 4.0 Formerly WMLF WTRY (Gold) 2.7 3.6 3.6 3.3 3.4 WGUL (BBnd) 3.9 3.9 WTAE (AC) 3.8 WLTO (AC) 4.1 3.3 WCSS (AC) ' .8 1.6 3.3 WPDS (AC) 3.0 3.9 KOV (News) 2.1 WNOV (B/U) 2.7 3.0 WHRL (B/EZ) .5 1.5 3.1 WNLT (AC) 3.4 3.6 WYDD (CHR) 3.0 WISN (AC) 5.0 WWCN (Talk) 1.9 1.3 2.3 2.7 WSUN (Ctry) 4.9 3.6 WDSY (Ctry) 2.5 WEMP (Gold) 2.8 2.3 WIZR (Gold) .3 1.0 2.2 WPLP (Talk) 1.7 2.7 WMBS (AC) 1.0 1.8 WRKR-FM (CHR) 1.6 2.3 Columbus WTMP (B/U) 2.0 2.5 WEEP (Ctry) 1.7 1.7 WGN (Talk) 1.5 1.3 WDUV (B/EZ) 2.8 2.2 WXXP' (AOR) 1.4 1.4 WMVP (Gold) .6 1.3 WLVQ Slips, Still Leads; WHBO (Gold) 1.8 1.5 WBVP (8/EZ) .6 1.1 WFMR (Clas) 2.2 1.1 WSNY Up Two To Second; WAVE (AC) 1.7 1.3 WPIT-FM (Rel) .8 1.0 Formerly WANLY (AC) WXCR (Clas) .6 1.2 WNCI Surges To Win CHR Louisville 'Formerly WPNT WLFF (BBnd) 1.3 1.0 Race; WXGT, WTVN Down Formerly W WCL (AC) WRXB (B/U) 2.1 1.0 Sharply; Country Remains WHAS Gains Five, Widens FOmnery WIOI Stable Lead; WAMZ Picks Up Fomlery WINE (CHI) Three For Strong Second; Fall '85 Sp '86 WLVQ (AOR) 15.1 13.4 WVEZ Up Sharply; WOMF, San Antonio WSNY (AC) 9.6 11.9 WLRS Lose ground; WJYL Dayton WNCI (CHR) 5.3 9.4 Takes B/U Race WENS-FM (B/EZ) 9.6 9.3 KTFM Up, KQXT Down In Winter '86 Sp '86 WXGT (CHR) 10.5 8.0 WHIO-FM, WGTZ Slip, Still WHAS (AC) 12.4 17.6 1 -2 Flip -Flop; KISS Makes WTVN (AC) 10.4 6.2 1 -2; WHIO, WTUE Tie For WAMZ (Ctry) 12.2 15.7 Strong AOR Gains: KCOR, WVKO (B/U) 3.3 4.6 Third; ACs WWSN, WYMJ WRKA (AC) 8.8 9.2 - WRNZ (Ctry) 4.2 4.0 KAJA Slip; KONO Takes Miami WVEZ (B/EZ) 7.5 8.8 Both Gain; B/U WBLZ Up WMNI (Ctry) 3.4 3.4 AC Lead; WOAI Drops WDJX (CHR) 6.2 6.7 Sharply As WDAO Also Ft. Lauderdale WHOK (Ctry) 3.0 3.1 Two WOMF (AOR) 8.8 6.6 WBBY (Jazz) 1.3 2.1 Gains WLRS (CHR) 7.3 5.6 Fall '85 Sp '86 WBNS (AC) 3.2 2.1 Fall '85 Sp '86 WLYF Edges Down WJYL (B/U) 5.2 4.6 KTFM (CHR) 9.3 9.9 WZZT (B/U) 1.5 1.9 WHIO-FM (B/EZ) 15.1 13.8 Slightly, WLOU (B/U) 5.2 3.8 KOXT (B/EZ) 9.8 8.9 Still On Top; WCOL (N/T) 1.1 1.7 WGTZ (CHR) 11.1 9.9 WAVG (AC) 7.2 3.5 KISS (AOR) 6.8 8.5 WSHE, WOBA, WHYI WLW (AC) 1.5 1.7 WHIO (AC) 8.6 7.8 WXVW (B/EZ) 2.4 3.1 KCOR (Span) 7.0 5.8 Stable, Running 2 WCLT (AC) .7 1.4 WTUE (AOR) 8.7 7.8 -3-4; WCII (Ctry) 2.7 2.4 KAJA (Ctry) 5.9 5.4 WCLT-FM (AC) 1.5 1.3 WWSN (AC) 6.4 6.8 WHQT Takes B/U Lead; WAKY (Gold) 3.7 2.3 KONO (AC) 4.2 5.2 WRFD (Reo 1.4 1.1 WONE (Ctry) 6.0 5.6 WNWS Makes Talk WXLN (Rel) 1.1 1.4 KITY (CHR) 3.6 5.1 Gains WYMJ (AC) 4.2 5.4 WLLV (Rel) 1.1 KBUC-FM (Ctry) 3.9 4.9 - WBLZ (B/U) 3.7 5.0 KSMG (AC) 4.7 4.7 Winter 86 Sp '86 WDAO (B/U) 3.6 4.1 KEDA (Span) 3.2 4.3 WLYF (B/EZ) 8.9 8.6 WLW (AC) 3.0 3.6 WOAI (N/T) 5.8 3.8 WSHE (AOR) 6.0 5.9 WSKS (AOR) 3.7 3.6 Nashville KESI (AOR) 2.4 3.2 WOBA (Span) 5.7 5.6 WBZI(Ctry) 3.0 2.4 KKYX (Ctry) 3.7 3.2 WHYI (CHR) 5.7 5.3 Memphis WING (AC) 3.4 2.3 WSM-FM Slips. WKDF KSAO (CHR) 3.4 3.1 WHOT (B/U) 3.3 4.9 WPTW-FM (B/EZ) .8 1.9 1 KTSA (AC) 2.9 2.7 WJQY (B/EZ) 3.8 4.5 Rises For Close -2 Finish; WHRK Stable. WMC -FM WBLY (Ctry) 1.7 1.7 KZEP (AOR) 3.1 2.7 WNWS (Talk) 3.1 4.0 WZEZ Up Three, WYHY Slips To Widen 1 -2 Gap; WVUD (AC) 2.5 1.7 KXET (Span) 1.1 2.4 WAXY (AC) 4.0 3.9 Up Four. Finish 3-4; WEGR, WRVR Tie For WLGY (BBnd) - .7 1.5 KLLS (AC) 3.1 2.3 WCMO-FM (Span) 3.6 3.9 WAZU (AC) .8 1.4 WQQK Makes Strong B/U Third; WGKX Slips, Still KRNN (N/T) 1.8 2.0 WEDR (B/U) 3.8 3.7 WFCJ (Rel) .8 1.4 Gains; WSIX -FM, WSM KAPE (B/U) 2.1 1.9 WIOD (N/T) 3.1 3.7 Leads Country Contest; WPFB (Ctry) .8 1.2 Drop In KSJL (CHR) 2.0 1.9 WINZ (N/T) 4.1 3.6 Country Race WREC Picks Up Two WIZE (AC) 1.4 1.0 Fall '85 KGNB (BBnd) .9 1.4 WKOS (Ctry) 3.5 3.3 Sp '86 Fall '85 Sp '86 KBUC (Ctry) 2.3 1.2 WAQI (Span) 3.5 3.2 WSM-FM (Ctry) 14.0 12.4 WHRK (B/U) 15.5 15.6 WINZ-FM (CHR) 3.5 2.7 WKDF (AOR) 9.8 12.3 WMC-FM (CHR) 11.5 9.2 WPOW (CHR) 1.5 2.3 WZEZ (B/EZ) 8.0 11.4 WEGR (AOR) 7.7 8.3 WAIA (AC) 2.3 2.2 WYHY (CHR) 5.7 9.7 WRVR (AC) 7.6 8.3 WKAT (BBnd) 1.9 2.2 WOOK (B/U) 5.8 9.3 WGKX (Ctry) 8.9 7.8 Format Legend WOBA-FM (Span) 2.7 2.2 WLAC-FM (AC) 13.2 8.4 WDIA (B/U) 7.3 - 6.6 WRHC (Span) 3.2 2.2 WSIX-FM (Ctry) 8.6 4.8 WMC (Ctry) 6.9 6.5 AC- AdulVContemporary, AOR- Album-Oriented Rock, BBnd -Blg WMXJ (CHR) 2.1 2.1 WSM (Ctry) 5.3 4.1 KRNB (B/U) 6.1 6.1 Band, Blk- Black, BM /Easy- Beautlful Music /Easy Listening, CHR - WTMI (Clas) 2.2 2.1 WWKX (CHR) 4.1 3.3 WLOK (B/U) 5.2 6.1 Contemporary Hlt Radio, Clas -Classical, Ctry- Country, Gold- WFTL (AC) 1.4 1.9 WTMG (AC) 2.8 3.0 WEZI (B/EZ) 6.0 5.2 Oldies, Jazz -Jazz, Misc- Miscellaneous, News -News, NIT - WLVE (AC) 2.5 1.8 WVOL (Gold) 4.3 2.8 WREC (BBnd) 2.7 4.8 News/Talk, Rel- Religious, Span -Spanish, Talk -Talk, Urbn- WCMQ (Span) 1.7 1.7 WLAC (Talk) 2.8 2.0 WHBO (N/T) 3.6 3.4 . WSUA (Span) 1.4 1.3 WLRQ-FM (AC) 2.5 1.8 KWAM (Rel) 1.0 1.8 WMBM (Rel) .8 1.1 WAMB (BBnd) .8 1.7 WMSO (Rel) 1.0 1.1 'Formerly WCJX WKDA (Gold) 1.9 1.5 Fomterly WIRR (CHR)

26/ F,i &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 198E THE NEW SINGLE

FROM THE FORTHCOMING ALBUM L IS FOR LOVER

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United Stations REED BUNZEL Joins Marc Fund Set Sail For A Network Cruise The 24-foot Catalina keeled over in the charging surf shrugged. "What's it about this as a curtain of salt spray caught Johnny in the face. He week, anyway ?" wiped his forehead with the bottom of his aloha shirt as he "Well, he's got a piece on a net- hiked out over the water. He hauled in on the main sheet, work medical charity effort, some The United Stations Radio Networks recently be- tightened his grip on the tiller, then glanced over at An- guy named Jackie The Joke Man, came involved with the "Marc Fund," a medical program nette. the Red Rooster Lounge, a new designed to find a cure for paralysis. Through a series of network, and a scripted fill- in -the- "Prepare to jibe," he barked as public service announcements, the networks are asking blanks program." a warning. "Jibe ho!" without even looking up from the listeners to support the Fund, named after 20- year -old "Huh ?" Annette mumbled, turn- page. "Sounds like a fascinating collec- Marc Buoniconti, who was paralyzed from the waist down ing a page. "What the devil are you reading potpourri," Johnny effused tion of following a football accident last year. "I said, 'Jibe Ho!' Move!" that's so important ?" Johnny ask- as he moved closer to her. "Let me just finish this column ed her as he toyed with the tiller. us is distributing the :30 spots, first," Annette begged without "The R &R Networks column," "There's only one thing I don't which feature such sports stars as orders. looking up. she responded, looking up for the understand," she continued, as Joe Nemeth, Larry Csonka, and Pictured following an NFL -Host- Johnny pushed the tiller and first time. Johnny started to peruse the page. Don Shula, to all radio stations ed benefit dinner for the Marc lowered his head as the boom "What! ?" Johnny barked again. "What's that ?" free of charge. The ultimate goal is Fund (I-r): United Stations's Ed swung around. The boat churned "I thought we agreed I got to read "Well ... I've often wondered to raise at least $1 million to sup- Salamon, L.A. Raiders Jim Plunk - through the waves as the wind it first this week - " ... just who are these Annette and port research into Parkinson's Dis- ett and Howie Long, Univ of billowed into the mainsail. Johnny "Well, you were looking at all Johnny characters, anyway ?" ease and Alzheimer's Disease, as Miami's Jimmy Johnson and Vin - pulled in the sheet and straighten- those charts and things, so I just Johnny shrugged as he and An- well as paralysis stemming from nie Testaverde, N.Y. Jet Joe ed course. Annette nonchalantly thought I'd take a quick peek." nette sailed off into their expanded strokes, head and spinal cord in- Klecko, and Notre Dame's Lou changed from port to starboard "Oh, that's all right," Johnny horizons. juries, and other neurological dis- Holtz.

Jackie The Off -Color EMM, Newman Joke Man Communications Two seagulls are flying over the Derby. The first one says to the second, "I'm putting everything I've Become REMN got on number 7." New York -based EMM, Inc. and Newman Communi- This is just a quick of example cast -quality version of the joke Communications, a the off -color (some might say raun- line, which Jackie dutifully (and cations have merged to form REMN chy, others might say infantile) eagerly) complied with. The radio-syndication company which has begun distributing humor presented by Jackie The result: "Jackie The Joke Man." music -oriented programming to stations nationwide. Joke Man ( otherwise known as REMN is an acronym culled Jackie Martling). Martling, who The comedy bits are available from the initials of principals Rich- has contributed his "Playboy -party from East Norwich, NY -based Off ard Newman and Edward Milar- Radio USA joke" -type comedy to a number of Hour Rockers. By the way ... sky, who founded EMM and New- radio stations around the country, What do you get when you cross a man Communications, respective- is now syndicating a :60 daily col- Offers Self - cow with a masochist? Cream that Jackie "The Joke Man' Martling ly. Milarsky serves as President/ lection of one and two-liners. whips itself. GM, while Newman is VP /Sales The shows are segments of Manager; recent additions to the Host Feature Jackie giggling his way through his staff include Program Manager favorite jokes, riddles, and rhymes Neil McIntyre and syndication con- Boston -based Radio - all to the delight of a canned, Live ... From The sultant Sandy Gasman. REMN has USA /Radio Networks re- overdubbed laughtrack. Here's set its lofty sights on the top, New- cently began distributing "U how it works: an air personality man says. "With Neil's production Host It," an unproduced, simply "calls up" Jackie's answer- Red Rooster Lounge and station-clearing skills, and scripted one-hour music -im- ing machine for a quick jolt of In a radio world rife with CHR countdowns and live Sandy's great presence and nation- bathroom humor, which then terview- profile program. concerts, a "red -hot R &B" show billing itself as " wide person -to-person contacts. I draws an appropriate response expect we will soon be the strong- The new feature supplies radio from the listening audience (and ... From The Red Rooster Lounge" is an intriguing est company in this business." stations with a researched and tim- the general manager). The jokes change. The new company debuted its ed script, artist interview seg- are actually on tape, allowing the The one-hour, one-year -old col- first venture -a Tears For Fears- ments and voice tracks, and com- jock a little control over the selec- lection of was but respectable in the arena of Phil Collins special - over the July plete background material on each tion of joke(s). first broadcast on KBCO /Boulder jazz /R&B programming. 4 weekend. The next program, a artist. Stations use their air per- Jackie's seven- year -old "Use in April 1985. Due to "exceptional "With the resurgence of jazz on concert, is slated to air sonalities to host the program, and Your Finger" naughty joke tele- listener response," program pro- the airwaves and the awareness of later this month; this will be fol- are encouraged to customize the phone line led to the development ducer Cary Wolfson worked with a market that is older and more lowed by a Moody Blues special scripts to fit their own specific local of the radio show. KIIS -FM /Los Austin, TX-based Longhorn Radio sophisticated than the average distributed over the Labor Day needs. Stations also receive artist Angeles's had been us- Network to distribute the program Clearasil user, it seems that the weekend. The company plans to IDs and occasional promo materi- ing taped portions of the joke line nationwide. Sixteen stations in 12 time is ripe to bring back the specialize in shortform program- als. (available by calling 516-922 -9463), markets now carry the program - mother of all great American ming, but additional specials, as Radio USA /Radio networks but he found some of the comedy not an overwhelming number in music ... the blues," says Wolf- well as longform concept shows, plans to distribute several other too risque. Dees requested a broad- terms of mainstream syndication, son. are in the works. program concepts by year's end.

28 /R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 ,1986 INCLUDES THE NEW SINGLE

WPHD WDJX PRO-FM Kiss Thy Pírf WVIC WRNO WGUY WMMS (fal/in5 porvn T e ll'ovnfain) WZYP WKTI (7-89418) (Avallable as a PROMO 12 PR 885) WHSL KWK WVBS KWOD FROM THE LP "LISTEN LIKE THIEVES" (8127, KKLS WOKI Produced by Chris Thomas KGOT Management MMA Managemente Chris Murphy /Gary Grant T H E T O U R D E F O R C E THE "IF YOU GOT IT, SHAKE IT!'' TOUR

AUGUST: 1- Ottawa, / 2- London, Canada/ 3 - Buffalo, NY/ 5 - Rochester, MN/6-Grand Rapids, MI/ 7 & 8- Springfield, IU 9- Rockford, IL 10 -St. Louis, MO/ 12 & 13- Nashville, TN/ 14- Louisville, KY/ 15- Birmingham, AU 16- Memphis, TN/ 18 -New Orleans, LA/ 20 -Ft. Worth, TX 21- Austin, TX/ 22- Oklahoma City, OK/ 23- Kansas City, MO/ 25- Denver, CO/ 27- Concord, CA/ 28- Sacramento, CN 29 -Santa Barbara, CA 31-Tucson AZ/ SEPTEMBER: 1- Phoenix, AZ/ 3 & 4 -Los Angeles, CN 5 -San Diego, CA/ 6- Orange County, CA

On Atlantic Records & Cassettes 0 ant Axon, eROwy Ca" A worn.. 00..0 ma.,cc. Don't V( AA 11 L O expect summer to cool down this Labor Day. Because that's when United Stations SUMMER ENCORE 1986 will be sizzling through the air waves with this summer's most important and events.

Summer 1986 literally rocked the world with the AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Bob. an CONCERTS, HANDS ACROSS AMERICA, LIBERTY WEEKEND and FARM AID II. And well track those history -making events with brief The capsule interviews as well as the music of the artists who made it all happen.

SUMMER ENCORE 1986 will also take listen- Stevie Nick ers both backstage and into the best seats in the house at the summer's hottest tours. And, of course, we'll play all the chart- topping tunes, including the hit songs from Joe Jackson the summer's biggest movies - Ruthless People, Short Circuit, Top Gun and others.

So call today to reserve this hit Labor Day special. And keep your listeners glued to SUMMER ENCORE 1986 is available on a your station while they relive the summer's swap /exchange basis to radio stations in freshest memories. the top 170 Arbitron -rated metro markets.

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NETWORK FEATURE FILE I GENERAL August 4 - 8 INFORMATION COMEDY MUSIC FEATURES The Blimp (PRN) Speaker phones'lood packaging /runners' report/nuclear preparedness/ The Week Of The Weekend body language Car Show Coast -to -Coast (SCGI) Comedy Hour (MJI) Soupy Sales /Rodney Dangerlield/Bi8 Cosby/ 116 Mercedes 300E Marx Brothers/Monty Python/Second Coy August I1 - 15 August 9 -10 Computer Program (PRN) For the disabled /photography /in government/ American Music Comedy Show (CW) American Eagle (DIR) Rock Chronicles (WO) micro repairs/hybrid games Magazine (USP) News: Bob 8 Ray /George Carlin/Joe Piscopo/ Randy Trams Annie Lennox /Outfield /Bruce Hornsby/ Health Care (PIA) Cad Anderson/Gloria Loring (8 /11) Rowan 8 Merlin /Don Knolls /Bob Newnan Peter Gabriel Uwng win pen Double (8/12) Christian Countdown Device (8 /131 America (CCA) Scott Muni's Ticket To Ride (DIR) NBC Extra (NOCE) Hiroshima to Daily Feed (DCA) Paul McCartney 18 /141 Glad Beetle envia restarted/summer slowing Monkees Page One - (PIA) (8 /15) The Countdown (WO) 's Rockin ued /Attorney General Manion Elizabeth Holtzman Country Calendar (CW) Use LisaLavert America Countdown (WO) Lockheed KGB summnstarship repairs Joyce Kline Countdown America With BerlmSteve Winwood/Fix. Public Affairs (PIA) Country Closeup (NP) Dick Clark (US) Sinatra Special (CRS) Age of change Hiney Wine (DD) Waylon Jennings Carly Simon Classy songs Sound Advice (PRN) No gas hubbies in your honey a lime coney Concert Hour (WO) Country Today (MJI) Solid Gold Saturday Night (US) Reverb /slap echo /phasing & flanging everyday /Judge Carter's hinewgemng multitrack Can Shun Mickey Utley Annual Top 100 Countdown (8/9/ EO vour ey hot sharing your hurley wir zoo animals Earth News (WO) John Leader's Countdown Spirit Of Summer (CBSR) Reviewing Stand (PIA) Central America primer-. Richard Coccio/ Flintstones' 25th anniversary: Joe Barbera USA (CUSA) Taco/ Great Lakes pollution'. Lea Botts /man in Jackie The Joke Man (OHR) Fred 8 Wilma Michael McDonald Star Beat (MJI) the front row Bob Decker Put out to stud /wife s weight in gold /anatomic Encore With Dick Clark's Rock, Roll Gwen Guthrie Sporting News Report (CW) energy /tooth fairy /tight sweaters William B. Williams (WO) Remember Super Gold (TRAN) 8 (USP) George Steinbrenner 1957 Frank Sinatra Captain 8 Termite 1969 Top 20 /Herman's Hermits /Buddy Holly Sports Explosion (PIA) Laugh Machine (PRN) Legends Of Rock (NBCR) Dr. Demento (8/81 (WO) Rick Talley/Jack Buck/Keith Moreland Joan Rivers /Bill Cosby /Benny Youngman/ Jackson Browne Doo/wop songs Superstars Rock Concert (WO) Steve Wright/Steve Mann/ Firm Sports Flashback (CW) Line One (WO) Elvis Hour (CRS) Rodney Dangerf end /Kip Adotta/ Oakland As ist world champbnsrep /')2 NL INXS That's Love (WO) Reiner & Brooks /Gallagher homer/'ST NL MVP /Henry Aaron's 500th Carol Bayer Sager /Heyley Mills /Billy Crystal Live From Gilley's (WO) Future Hits (WO) homerr72 beer to Oakland/three work Billy Joe Royal Genesis/Van Halen Top 30 USA (CBS) serres homers /consecutive world seras Live From The Improv (DIR) Music Of America Gary Owens' Supertracks (CRS) Ladies of song scoreless innings Evan Davis/Barry Neikrug /Steve Shatter/ Charlie Daniels Band A surprise guests Beach Boys Weekly Wireless Flash (CN) Diente Nichols/Alan Hazey OH The Record (WO) Great Sounds (USP) Countdown (USP) Jackie Gleason/Tom HatU// John Cougar Mellencamp /Emerson Lake & Jonah Jones Ricky Skaggs Jeremy Smith Mel Blanc's Powell/Big Country Highlights (DIR) Blanksty Blanes (ASR) Firing squad/town crier/barbon man/ Off The Record Special (WO) J.J. Johnson/B.B. King/Kareem Abdul Jabber/ Stevie Nicks Snakey Robinson Bernstein & Tarzan/weather ta now Pop Concerts 8 Star Trak Profiles (WO) Jazz Show With National Comedy Wireless (DO) Thomas /Phil Collins David Sanborn (NBCE) Edison s greatest NM/Meese attacks John Scofield NETWORK PEOPLE porn/Susan B Anthony /haleruze/ Rockline (GSN) starving artists PSA Steve Wnwood (8/ 11) John Landers' Hit Music Rock Stars (ABC) USA (USP) At DIR Lauren Karasyk has been In other company activity, Eric National Lampoon's Fina (8'111 Peter Gabriel /Billy Ocean named DirectorRalent Acquisition. Watts becomes WW1's Director/Busi- True Facts (SLP) Rock Today (MJI) Hot Rocks (USP) Her responsibilities include oversee- ness Affairs. Weiss will work out of Left log /Seeping Beaiiy/wrong end /murder Bryan Adams Kenny Loggins ing talent acquisition of all DIR. the L.A. office and be responsible for she wrote /cow lovers King Biscuit Flower Hour (DIR) Shootin' The Breeze (WO) produced shows. In addition, Karasyk the company's business and legal Glenn Jones /Luther Vandross /Full Force Mike a me Mechanics is producer of "King Biscuit Flower operations. In Metaishop (MJU 1984, Weiss joined Party Drop -Ins (ASR) Solid Gold Country (USP) Hour" and "American Eagle." Previ- Bikini full of /rich 8 famous/Bob's Yngwie Malmsteen Mutual Broadcasting System as a trouble pally John Contes Birthday Salute (e 11) ously she served in AMR positions at ach0ol /Charles Manson arse/ ul/ Feature year- 1962 Staff Attorney and later served as (8/12) Musical! (WO) record hop Rodney Crowell (8'13) Jerome Robbins /Emmy Wrnners,'Alben Hague CBS and MCA Records. General Attorney and Director /Busi- Radio Hotline (ASR) (8 /14) Musical Starstreems (FF) ness Affairs. Portrait artist/my gidfnend's crazy about you/ Elvis Presley (6/15) Robert Schroder Steve Jaffe assumes the post of I came back from the dead/ Solid Gold Scrapbook (US) Party America (ABC) Corporate Controller at Westwood One liars anonymous /plumber research Simply Red //Teena Male: August Gold 8 Platinum (8'1 t) Radio Networks in their Los Angeles Katherine Taylor joins Satellite This week in 1971 (8 /12) DePeche Mode Stevens office. He will oversee internal and ex- Music 8 Grdnic's Raspberries/Seals 8 Crofts/Dan Fogelberg/ Pioneers In Music (DIR) Network's Chicago Central ternal financial reporting and day -to- Comedy Drop-ins (ASR) David Crosby (8/13) Lou Reed /?alkng Heads Divison advertising sales office as an Advertising /another busy day/mysteries of This week in 1964 (8/14) day operations of the Networks' ac- Power Cuts (GSN) Account Executive. She joins SMN rock & roll/doggie caste/ Woodstock (8'15) Genesis-Eddie Money (8/10) counting department. For the last two after serving for six years as an AE for the //them' festival Special Edition (WO) Reelin' in The Years (GSN) years, Jaffe worked as an outside the ABC Television Network in United Spots Of America (ASR) Five Star Jets Herman s Hermits'Steppenwolf consultant on Westwood One ac- Chicago. Before that, she worked as Night of the retum of cable TV /motel/ Star Trak (WO) the sitcoms/sheriffs country Rick Dees' Weekly Top 40 (USP) counts. Prior to that, he was with an AE for NBC News and Information Belinda Cenisle/Oueen/Klymaxx safari /Needles tourist tip Price Waterhouse. Services

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NEW YORK SALUTES ifIE STATUE Liberty Weekend: The Radio Side

Sure it was a TV event. David Wolper only knows how tickets for a trip around the port during the tall ships sail on the to create wretched excess for the 26" screen. But since Hudson. that grand lady who stands in New York harbor was cele- WPLJ, "The Official Station of brating her 100th birthday, the Big Apple radio broadcast- the July 4th Fireworks," simulcast ers were not about to be denied. After all, they started ABC -TV's live coverage of the serving the metropolis when she was a youngster in her fireworks (and got a plug on CNN's pre-network coverage). The sta- early thirties. tion also gave away the "Ultimate According to NYMRAD (New Liberty Weekend," which included York Market Radio Broadcasters three nights at the Marriott Mar- Association), the spirit of celebra- "Not only did local stations quis and seats aboard a private tion and the excitement of the take the initiative, but they yacht for all the weekend events. Liberty Weekend events really WQXR featured American Com- charged up the area radio stations, did it with creativity and posers' salutes to the Statue of Lib- which attempted to outdo each ingenuity." erty, including Irving Berlin's other with special programming "Miss Liberty" and "The Statue of and promotions. Liberty Suite," a new piece by The Format Set The Tone Richard Adler. WXRK, contending that rock & As it should be with a varietal Rabbitt /Jerry Reed Liberty Con- roll music was noticeably absent medium such as our own, stations cert- from all of the Liberty Weekend REVS UP FOR LIBERTY WEEKEND As a part of its in- which capitalized WHTZ gave away passes to a ZZ NY RADIO - created events musical events (how it overlooked volvement with the Statue's rededication, WHN/New York debuted its in Top concert aboard MTV's "Party on their unique format position the 200 Elvis lookalikes in the clos- new 65 -loot hot air balloon, WNBC awarded $1980 dollars to the restor- gave away tickets the market. Boat," and also ing ceremonies is beyond me), cre- ation fund in essay winners' names, and WOR personalities John A. at the WABC took full advantage of the to the fireworks display ated "K- ROCK's All- American Gambling and Sherrye Henry reviewed the Op -Sail fleet with Naval and ABC Radio Networks exclusive South Street Seaport. Star-Spangled Liberty Jam, a rock expert assistance. features on broadcast rights to the weekend WINS aired special and roll tribute to the Statue of entertainment programs and pro- New Yorkers' views on Liberty. Liberty, broadcast on the 4th. WOR, and especially vided live coverage of all of them. WNBC proclaimed June "Liber- broadcast locations and two per- to the folks at WYNY gave away a Wurlitzer Editor Bernard Ger- WCBS -FM, tipping its musical ty Month" and sponsored an essay manent sites on both sides of the Managing jukebox filled with 97 (dial posi- all of the hat to the "Great Lady of The Har- contest for area youngsters. Win- . shon, who produced tion) of the lucky Liberty Weekend programming. bor," saluted "The Great Ladies of ners received a computer for their The station's key operational special Liberty winner's favorites. they proved the old " throughout the school and had $660 dollars (the thought during the entire weekend Once again taught that "The weekend. station's dial position) donated to And The Is was, as Mary told me, "that inter- adage they - Winner the plan is the man who WHN debuted its new hot-air bal- the Statue of Liberty Restoration nally we knew it was a TV event for man with According to the New York Daily is a lesson we should loon in Liberty State Park and Fund. people who planned to stay at wins" - News, the "Best Radio Coverage" when you know something hosted a special cruise boat with WPIX ran a "Liberty Trivia Con- home. We also knew that the vari- follow: was provided by WOR. Promotion is coming, prepare for it and winners of tickets to the Eddie test," with ten winners receiving ous events and venues would cause big Manager Mary Recchia reported, all sorts of traffic problems and sell it! "First of all, we started planning for other situations which were going it in June '85. We got the key sta- to affect millions of both New York tion people together and developed and New Jersey residents. Radio ONE YEAR AGO TODAY a six -month program of special fea- was their only source - whether tures, programs, and promotions. they were trying to get to an event, DATELINES Neil "Moon" Mullins PD at WHNINew York Then we sold the whole package to or away from it! We decided that CBS buys five Taft-Gulf stations British Caledonian Airways as an WOR was going to be their preemi- 1986 .1 CHR: "Shout" - Tears For Fears (Mercury/PG) (2 wks) image buy." (Can you think of a nent source of information. And August 26 -29 41 AC: "Everytime You Go Away' Paul Young (Columbia) (5 wks) more creative sell? They have no - with all of our station people and Radio -Television News Directors As- 41 B/U: "" (Arista) (4 wks) relationship to the event.) - George Meade in our jet helicopter, sociation's International Conference 41 Country: "Love Is Alive" Judds (RCA/Curb) (2 wks) - The program in Febru- we succeeded." WOR also secured Salt Palace Convention Center, Salt 41 AOR Track: "Money For Nothing" Dire Straits (WB) started - ary with specially produced "Lib- the "Official Sponsor" position of Lake City #1 LP: "Brothers In Arms' - Dire Straits (WB) erty Minutes," followed in March the Op-Sail and Naval Review, and Sept 4-7 was the only station broadcasting by "Heritage Profiles." During the 5th Annual Jazz Times Convention TODAY reports from the deck of the Coast FIVE YEARS AGO spring, WOR gave away a trip to Roosevelt Hotel, New York France (on B-CAL, of course), the Guard Tall Ship "Eagle." Tom Bender PD at RKO 1 & 2 Networks Sept 10-13 birthplace of the Statue of Liberty. #1 CHR: "Slow Hand" Pointer Sisters (Planet) A Great Weekend -A - The station also produced a one- Radio '86 Management, Program- #1 AC: "I Don't Need You' Kenny Rogers (Liberty) (2 wks) Showing For Radio Con- - hour documentary on Great ming, Sales, and Engineering #1 BIU: "I'm In Love' Evelyn King (RCA) the changing - ethnic face of New New York radio could have sur- vention, sponsored by NAB. #1 Country: "I Don't Need You' Kenny Rogers (Liberty) York, and cul- - minated its precelebration efforts rendered to TV and taken a back New Orleans Convention Center, #1 LP: "4" - Foreigner (Atlantic) with ten days of Liberty Weekend seat while all three networks out - New Orleans "previews." libertied each other. If I saw one 1987 of picture of the TEN YEARS AGO TODAY more shot that February 7-10 On The Weekend Itself sculptor Bartholde ... (isn't Rick PD Radio Advertising Bureau Dees WMPS/Memphis WOR broke from its normal Talk there another ?) However, not only Harvey VPISpecial Projects RKO Radio 7th Annual Managing Sales Confer- Mednick for block programming format to pre- did local radio stations decide to Ken Buttice VP /Promotion ElektralAsylumlNonesuch ence sent 92 -hour coverage of take the initiative, but they did it marathon Hyatt Regency, Atlanta #1 CHR: "Don't Go Breaking..." - E. John & K. Dee (Rocket/MCA) the centennial celebration. Starling with creativity and ingenuity, capi- #1 AC: "If You Know What I Mean" (Columbia) (2 wks) April 1 -5 - at 5:30am July 3 and concluding at talizing on their individual position #1 Country: "Golden Ring" George Jones & Tammy Wynette (Epic) - lam on July 7, all of the personali- in the marketplace and providing Alpha Epsilon Rho #1 LP: "Spitfire' - (Grunt/RCA) (3 wks) ties joined in to present reports and listeners with service consistent 45th Annual Convention commentaries from 15 remote with their format. Special congrats, Clarion Hotel, St. Louis 32/F &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 "Higher ratings... or your money back"

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Bill Shearer is VP /GM of Budget Preparation KGFJILos Angeles, which By Bill Shearer he recently agreed to pur- chase from Inner City There are perhaps two different kinds of must, therefore, work like Broadcasting. His radio budgets. The most desired is the realistic budg- heck to deliver what was background includes the promised. It suddenly be- VP /GM post at KACE and et, which states real projections. The second - comes our budget, our chal- and least desired is the dreamland budget, or an Account Executive stint - lenges, and our goals. at KLOS, both in Los An- "I must satisfy the senior corporate officers." Too many general man- geles. This type of budget pre - agers are reluctant to ask parer is aware that he's ex- "(Those) involved in for input, feeling they alone pected to deliver 20% , 25 %, must have all the answers. 'hands -- on' Bill Shearer or 30% profit margins. And Nothing could be further management he's further aware that sen- from the truth. The GM's paid for radio lead the You simply must do what prices being ior corporate or group man- should be part of the role should be to however, it's an- you must to deliver maxim- properties, agement will not allow a team to discover the and re- preparation team. for um return on the invested clear that accurate budget to be submitted for swers. It's important alistic budget preparation Too many GMs feel to recognize dollars. approval without certain employees will become critical. It's minimum profit margins. those in senior manage- Budget preparation is al- they alone must have ways an excellent time to these budgets that current Of course, this is game - ment are human. It's not a all the answers." thoroughly review each as- and would -be owners are playing. But many of us weakness but a strength. of your activi- taking to the bank and bor- would be surprised at the pect station's ties. Things change. News rowing against. Many feel amount and kind of game - Maximum Return really difficult unless it's a services that cost you there's no room for error, playing that takes place. the de- first -time effort. Prepara- Bear in mind that money may not make sense and budget versus perform- Just reflect on what would simply tion should begin at least partment heads are (or cents) today when there ance must be nearly on tar- happen if you sat in a seat - three to four months prior making suggestions/rec are other news services get. Debt service is key. that allowed you to submit to the start of the station's ommendations. For exam- Management must under- a budget showing only a 7% fiscal year. This early lead ple, the sales manager stand how these high month- return or a negative cash time allows for revisions should be asked to project "If you feel you need ly obligations can be reme- flow. The problem is, if this and ample reaction time. his gross /net sales for each to bullshit others to died. is a real-world situation, Normally, I begin the pro- month. And justification for keep your job, then Basic accounting stu- your budget should reflect cess by using the present or above average increases or dents are taught that a bal- that projection. previous budget as a base decreases should be includ- you do have a ance sheet is really a pic- Early Lead Time and building in increases ed. Let's say the sales de- problem." ture of a business at a spe- What does the word budg- for inflation, salary hikes, partment produced $80,000 cific point and time. You et really mean? It should be and other expected higher in sales last February. must look at budget prepar- a 10% to 12% willing to pay you. Every a picture of dollars expect- costs of doing business. Then perhaps ation as nothing more than next budget item must be exam- ed to be generated over a Call a meeting, distribute increase in year's a picture of how you, the copies of the budget for sales forecast would be ex- ined with the question: key player, view the busi- specific period of time. And Does it make sense today, pic- each manager, and set a pected. If the sales manag- ness side of the ledger. It you project your total I get along without timetable for when you er indicates his or her de- or can must be your best feeling - want it returned. The pro- partment will produce it? accurate and realistic. "In spite of the gram director, sales man- $120,000 for the next Febru- I've found that sales pro- If you're involved in a corporate games, ager, chief engineer, and ary, this must be justified motion and advertising al- turnaround situation, others involved in the and appear to be logical. ways require second and there's nothing wrong with there's a need to looks. These large -dol- "hands -on" management Some GMs worry that third saying so and forcing others should prompt honestly recognize process should be part of changing the commission lar expenses to do the same. Don't let a the 'real deal.' " the budget preparation rate structure will cause a you to ask "What do they budget deliver promises and not team. These people enjoy furor among the account produce for me ?" which can't be kept or met. competitor ture of expenses against the and appreciate being asked executives. However, if the simply say "My In spite of the corporate we gross sales. I highly recom- how they foresee running agency commission five is doing it, therefore games, you have to honest- in the mat- mend the realistic budget. their respective depart- years ago was 12% when have no choice ly recognize the "real Yes, you do. The I'd rather fight with my ments. the rates were $80 per ter." deal." But if you feel you of the game is being senior corporate people up Also, whenever someone 60- second commercial, that name need to bullshit others to creative and al- front, allowing them to un- is allowed to be part of the doesn't mean next year's extremely keep your job, then you do derstand and accept my decision -making process, agency commission needs ways taking into account to have a problem. projections. Then if we do he is subconsciously buying to be 12 % when the rate what you're trying In the final analysis, the the job better than projected down his way into the solution. card is now $150. AEs will achieve. Getting budget should say, "This is done for less is the chal- the road, perhaps I'll come This makes the department always gripe. Don't let this the way I truly see it - lenge facing each of us. out a hero. manager truly feel he or upset you or affect your good, bad, or indifferent. Budget planning isn't she is part of the team and mental thought process. The `Real Deal' This is my most realistic Budget preparation var- outlook for the coming A Complete, Concise and Cost Efficient ies from company to com- year." Anything else, and In some instances, you can question your re- Analysis. pany. Programming it's the Bible. Once set in spective abilities as a f, moyaNfrim.4 place, no variations are al- hands -on manager. Re- PETERSON in . lowed. At other corpora- member: If you believe 'MEDIA SERVICES tions or broadcasting something, stand up and 1011 (213) 650 -4168 groups, a budget is more of fight for it. If you don't, en- Mill a structural guide. joy the short tenure your With the out -of -sight position allows. 34/ R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 PAUL M CCARTNEV "PRESS" CHR BREAKERS

"'BEATLES 'TWIST AND SHOUT"

KRBE 16 -14 Y106 add KNOE add KITS 16 -10 KCAQ add KWES 30 -20 KZZP deb 21 KATD 29 -20 WBVS add KPLZ add WZON add WCIL add KNBQ add 39 WZYQ add KGOT add 38 B106 add KSMB add KYYA add ON THE RECORDS

KEN BARNES -

GREAT MOMENTS IN R &R ADVERTISING, PT. IV (GOOD GOD, Y'ALL) 1974: Psycho, Ego, & Yellow Snow

Here's the final install- RADIO INDUSTRY: ment in my fond- but -jaun- diced look back at the early Well era through the mar- YCH( velously creative medium GRC zon e of advertising. This column FIRST YOU SAID wraps up 1974, the first full The wont piece ul crap l've ever heard." Scott Shannon WMAK "The sickest record I every heard," Bruce Nelson. Program Director KfNR. "When it's number one in the country, I'll consider it. " Marge Bush, Music Director WIXY. year of R&R's existence, -Way Oast the line line ofsick," Bill Hennes. Program Director CKLW "I hke is, I think it */I be a smash it anybody plays it," Randy Robbins, Music Director KL IF with some of the more "I don't think the records that sick," Jay Thomas, Program Director WAYS memorable advertising ap- NOW YOU SAY proaches of the period. "I loved it from the fins day it carir m "First night calls, now No. I phones, John Randolph WA KY. By the way, don't get the idea "Unbelievable, all eight shops got instant calls. No. 1 phones ved with Olivia Newton -John." all 1974 record John Henderson WVLK from this series that "Tested it once, got continuous calls for two weeks and have added it lull tome," Tex Meyer ads were kookily creative offbeat WGOW. "Played once, phones, Stopped and phones kept up. Back on No. I phores'sales," Casey Jones oddities. I just picked those be- KXOL "Just added because al other action. Called shops on Lexington and added it," Dave Young WKGN. cause they're more fun to look at "Added because of action ,n Loulsvllle, talked to a friend who is a lack there." Roy Arthur WNOX and comment upon. Most ads were informative an- THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL straightforward, or promotion mes- PICTURE THIS! RECORD OF THE '70's nouncement sages, similar to the bulk of today's advertising. The 1974 variety tend- 1JJJ JJJJI%1J ed to lack the lists of call letters c HAS A SMASH NEW SINGLE PSYCH GRC2ote playing the records, record promo- llils '? !/111 -y _1`- '-.yy Any ad that STARTS with a quote from a PD (Scott Shannon, as a matter tion being in a less sophisticated 1JJ11J J.) 3r-11711,1 . fact, when he was at WMAK.Nashville) stating, "The worst piece of Record TC 2154 7 of state (some ads quoted crap I've ever heard" has to qualify for this collection. The record adver- World chart numbers or something Produced By SNUFF GARRETT tised, "Psycho " by Jack Kittel. lived up to the uniqueness of the advertis- equally informative and convinc- MORE THAN A BIT OF NOSTALGIA ON ing approach. ing). It's a mournful country rendition of the tale of a man who, the listener Anyway, here are five more of most of his closest rela- soon discovers, has murdered and dismembered the cream of 1974's varied crop, a horde of other hideous crimes, and is wondering tions, committed and stay tuned (sometime later aloud to his mother whether she thinks he's "psycho." Elvis Costello, in- WHERE HIS FRIENDS ARE! 1975. stinctively sensing the song's appeal, used to perform it now down the road) for a look at 20th Century's Russ Regan is held at gunpoint by producer Snuff Garrett and then. and Roy Rogers himself. Anything in those days when a record deal this ad's creative approach is Another unique and fascinating aspect of was at stake. Pedantic grammatical note: A comma after "Shoot" would name anywhere on the page. its complete failure to mention the artist's have helped; this way it looks as if Russ is telling Snuff not to shoot Roy!

l':xrrv so often a record comes along uith w.,C) a message tuo timely and important to 40 In ignored-a message %%hose urgeno ST -11329 ° - Comnrauuis the attention of every includes their hit record thoughtful listener. Sudi a record is ,,,;_M4, Hunk 7aahlnis "I )olit I':at the OVERNIGHT SENSATION , Av Yell( Snow" (Hit Record) ( I )SS 1312).

As sensationally reviewed by Ken Barnes in O MANN. INnot

There IS life before R &R: This one threw me for a loop. I wasn't work- ing at R&R in 1974, so I didn't know this one appeared, a gratify- ing if fleeting bout of celebrity. A prime example of the subtle Warner Bros. school of advertising (al- Casablanca ads, from the very beginning, tended to stand out from the Just one question: Who did Capi- though it may have been Zappa's own concoction). PDs were doubtless crowd, if for typeface alone. A free year's subscription to the first person tol think would be impressed by so impressed with the gravity of this message that they ran the song as a who can correctly identify all five early Casablancans drawn here. that particular reviewer? PSA.

36/ R&R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1,986 *--- -f

Zebra Conquistador

MONDAY, AUGUST 4 /957/The Emily Bros. premiere "Wake Up Little Susie" in their second appearance on "Ed Sullivan." 1970/The Woodstock Quebec festival fizzles: only 10,000 attend and one of 12 scheduled artists shows. 1980 / I. Yoko Ono begin work on "Double Fantasy." 1983/KAMA & KAMZIEI Peso get an exclusive oval office interview with Ronald Reagan to discuss the interests of Hispanics. They bring the President a jar of jalapeno- flavored jellybeans. Birthdays: Stefan Kaufmann (Accept) 1960, Samantha Sang 1953, Frankle Ford 1940. TUESDAY, AUGUST 5

1975/StevIs Wonder announces he'll re -sign with Motown for approximately $13 million. In keeping with Wonder's LP delivery procedures, the contract isn't actually signed until next April. 1981 /Olivia Newton-John gets her star on 's Walk Of Fame, right between Edgar Kennedy and Greta Garbo. 1983/David Crosby, who slept through most of his own trial, is sentenced to eight years for drug and firearms possession. Also, Robert Plant and the Led Zeppelin -esque Zebra meet on the "Tonight Show." And on the AC chart. which has only been somewhat affected by the CHR revolution, "Every Breath You Take" is pushed out of #1 by Rite Coolidge s "All Time High." Birthdays: Samml Smith 1943, Jim Webb 1946 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6 1971/In the only major hit to come out of that city, Procol Harum records "Conquistador" live at Jubilee Merry Christmas Auditorium with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. 1973 / is seriously injured when the car he's riding in collides with a lumber truck in Salisbury, NC. Despite four days in a coma, Wonder recovers with only his sense of smell seriously damaged. From Your Friends 1976/WCGOlColumbus ties in with Jimmy Carter's candidacy by giving away trips to Plains, . Unfortunately, since there's no motel in Plains, winners have to stay in Americus like the rest of the media. 1981/Stevie Nkka's first solo LP is released. 1984 /Next, "Your 'X' Wants You Dead ": Two years after adopting its "your X wants you back" slogan, WPIX1New At Epic, York gives away a cruise in the "your X wants you out of town" contest. Birthday: Carole Pops (Rough Trade) 1960 Portrait, and CBS Associated Labels

Bobby Hatfield, Rodney Crowell, The Edge, Barbara Mason THURSDAY, AUGUST 7 1963 Frankie Avalon & Annette Funnicello's first picture, "Beach Party," is released. For Further Information 1974.'Faye Dunaway and Peter Wolf are married. 1982/Dexy's Midnight Runners' "Come On Eileen" goes #1 in Britain for a month. The Klds From Fame LP goes #1 for two months. Contact Your Local 1985 /Independent Combat Records acquires W.A.S.P's "Animal (I Fuck Like A Beast)" for American distribution after it sells 30,000 copies as an import. Capitol, W.A.S.P's American label, has already refused the song. ". Like A Beast" will gain fame several months later when its title has to be spelled out at the Senate Judiciary E /P /A Promotion Rep Hearings. Birthdays: B.J. Thomas 1942, Rodney Crowell 1950, Andy Fraser 1952, Bruce Dickinson (Iron Malden) 1958. FRIDAY, AUGUST 8

1960 /British Decca destroys 25,000 copies of Ray Peterson's "Tell Laura I Love Her" rather than release a song it finds "too tasteless and vulgar for the English sensibility." (The song becomes a #1 UK hit in a cover version for a rival label by one Rkky Valance.) ,q 1970 /Janis Joplin buys a tombstone for Bessie Smith's unmarked grave in a Philadelphia cemetery. CBS's John Hammond writes the epitaph: "The greatest blues singer in the world will never stop singing." 1975/Robert AKman's "Nashville" opens in Nashville. Roy Acuff later tells reporters the best part was "when they shot that miserable excuse for a country singer," referring to Ronee Blakley's Loretta Lynn -type character. On the same day, Hank Williams Jr. is seriously injured in a mountain climbing accident. Birthdays: Edge (U2) 1961, Mel Tlllis 1932, Keith Carradine 1950, Michael Johnson 1944, Joe Tex would be 53. SATURDAY, AUGUST 9 1973 / "Rock Almanac" author Lilian Rosen dies of asthma. 1974/BIll Chas. and three other members of Chase die in a plane crash near Jackson, MN. Also: Island holds an open house in Los Angeles to "reintroduce" itself to the industry. The entertainment includes Jim Capaldi and Sparks. 1975/Don Kirshner presents the "Rock Music Awards" hosted by and Diana Ross. Birthday: Barbara Mason 1947. SUNDAY, AUGUST 10 1959 /Four male members of the Platters are arrested in a Cincinnati hotel and charged with aiding and abetting prostitution, lewdness, and assignation. The four 19- year-rid women with them are arrested for prostitution. All eight are eventually acquitted, but not before the group's career is seriously harmed by what many consider trumped -up charges. 1974/ returns to Columbia after a yew on Asylum. 1982/The House of Representatives votes 250-134 to approve Radio Marti. 1985/British BPI Director John Deacon rejects a record -rating system of the type that his American counterpart, the RIAA, is considering. Birthdays: Michael BNlns () 1968. Bobby Hatfield 1940, Ian Anderson 1947, Patti Austin 1950

R&R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986/ 37 TALENT, CALENDAR SKILL AND A HIT SONG.

BRAD MESSER First Impressions Count

Just another day on the front desk. Station door swung the crucial importance of first open, man in a suit walked in, stood in the reception area impressions. waiting to be helped. And stood there and stood there. He illustrated his point by revealing that the impression she The receptionist continued had made on the client was so DOES writing in her notepad, fooling negative that it "WHAT thumb back in her threatened her job direction and with stuff on her desk, checking security. She got the idea. her fingernail polish and asked, "Why do you keep her ?" After a short discussion, the If she only understood how otherwise ignoring him, which surprised GM realized the woman important she is! Although the gave the visitor the impression IT TAKE" on the front door, who was always person on the front desk that the station's official greeter cheerful and polite to station sometimes feels isolated, he or considered him in an intruder her she is certainly one of the station's NEW & ACTIVE personal empire. employees, had treated the visitor with mild but inexcusable disdain. key people, carrying the Ì tremendous responsibility of Visitor turned out to be one of The GM later had a serious talk projecting a positive image the station's biggest clients who on with the receptionist, who didn't behalf of just happened to be in the every member of the One Of The "MOST ACTIVE" land in the unemployment line, management and staff. They neighborhood and decided to drop but came pretty close. must in for a friendly non -business visit. all depend on her for that. And This Is Why ...,, A station with a cheerful and Lucky for her checking account, WBEN 27-25 WKQB 24-19 KFMN 15-13 efficient receptionist is in When the client finally got in to is WKSE 38-35 the manager a patient fellow possession of a tremendous asset. WSSX 30-26 KQIZ 38-27 see the GM, his first words were WNYS 27-23 WROQ add who took the time to emphasize a Why would anyone ever allow a WCGQ add about the receptionist. He waved a W PH D 18-13 WNOK 36-33 Q104 19-14 very uncomplicated reality ... sourpuss out front? KRBE on WANS 22-20 WZYP 40-34 CFTR 35-25 WOKI deb-40 Q101 39-36 WMMS on KIIK add WGLF deb-40 PRO-FM deb-34 KZIO 35-28 WHSL 24-20 KDWB on KZ93 deb-30 WVBS 29-25 WCAU deb-36 KIYS 25-22 WCIL deb-28 Motorcycle in High Gear KHTR on KIKX 38-35 Y94 3-3 MONDAY, AUGUST 4 The first motorcycle to go faster than 200 miles an hour did it 30 years ago today KWK deb-38 KSND18-15 - WAZY 19-12 (1956) The record was pushed past 300 in 1975. WXKS on KXYQ 35-33 KKLS add Hurricane Allen entered the Caribbean and headed for the Gulf of in 1980. By the time it reached Texas on the K104 35-32 KZZU 40-37 99KG add 11th, the storm had caused 272 deaths. WAMX deb-30 WGUY 21-15 KGOT 17-13 The U.S. bought the Virgin Islands from Denmark in 1916 for $25 million. WMIQ 18-14 OK100 31-25 KKAZ 39-36 Birthdays: Queen Mother Elizabeth of is 86. WRCK 38-31 95XIL 16-6 KOZE add Q106 add OK95 11-10 HONEYMOON First Transatlantic Cable TUESDAY, AUGUST 5 - Instant international communication became possible 128 years ago when the first cable across the Atlantic was completed (1858). Marilyn Monroe died at age 36 in 1962. The first transatlantic helicopter flight was completed in 1952. Every member of the National Guard was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1917 for WWI. installed the first traffic light in 1914. The Pilgrims left England in the "Mayflower" (and the smaller ship "Speedwell") in 1620. SUITE Birthdays: 44. Nell Armstrong 56 (1st man on moon 1969). Director John Huston 80. Debut of Electric Chair WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6 - The first criminal executed in an electric chair was William Kemmler of New York state. who died in the brand -new chair at Auburn State Penitentiary 96 years ago (1890). He had been convicted of the axe- murder of his girlfriend. America dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945, causing an estimated 100,000 deaths. The first movies with soundtracks were shown 60 years ago at the Warner theater in New York (1926). Birthdays: Artist Andy Warhol 59. Lucille Ball (Dianne Belmont) 75.

Uncle Sam's First Pilot THURSDAY, AUGUST 7 - The first man to file professionally for the American military was Thaddeus Lowe. who was officially appointed to be the Union Army's "military aeronaut' 125 years ago (1861) President Lincoln authorized Lowe to build a balloon to fly reconnaissance missions over Rebel forces. One year ago Ted Turner abandoned his attempt to take over CBS (1 985). The first pnoto of Earth as seen from outer space was taken by "Explorer -6" in 1959. The Marines landed on Guadalcanal in 1942. George Washington PRODUCED BY BRUCE FAIRBAIRN MANAGEMENT: created the Purple Heart (as the Badge for Military Merit) in 1782. STEPHEN PRENDERGAST /HEAD OFFICE MANAGE- Birthdays: Loni Anderson 42. B.J. Thomas 44. Adman Stan Freberg 60. MENT FROM THE ALBUM THE BIG PRIZE-ON WARNER BROS. RECORDS AND CASSETTES First Unmanned Flight FRIDAY, 8 AUGUST - According to the Smithsonian Institution, the first manmade object to fly was a small hot - air balloon which was sent into the air by a monk in Spain 277 years ago today (1709). At the time, the ''accomplishment by the monk Gusmao was considered unimportant. President Richard Nixon gave his resignation speech 12 years ago (1974). The three -month Battle of Britain began in 1940 with daylight bombing raids on London by German planes.

C l'INhwEAMudt ulCanada Ild Birthdays: Keith Carradine 37. Connie Stevens (Concetta Ingolia) 48. Dustin Hoffman 49 Mel Tellis 54. Esther Williams 63 38/ R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 RECORDS

ADAM WHITE

NEW MUSIC SEMINAR REPORT `Penguins' Under Fire, Etc. There are nearly as many opinions about the value of the New Music Seminar as there are people who attend. CHR CREDENTIALS - Panelists get down to business at the New Music Seminar's "Pop Radio" session. Pictured But since thousands participate each year, the event obvi- from left are Columbia VP/Promotion John Fagot, WXKS-FM/Boston PD Sunny Joe White, Capitol Sr. VP/Marketing 8 ously plays an important role. I tend to equate it with the Promotion Walter Lee, KDWB/Minneapolis PD Dave Anthony, and FMI02/Sacramento Assistant PD Chris Collins. training/career development organizations and programs which exist in other industries, but are relatively scarce in Future Trouble record by a band that doesn't have perspective. "A lot of white sta lions are stealing from our audi the music business. That, of course, is just one more opi- WXKS-FM /Boston PD Sunny a label deal ?" inquired another. to forget many ence." he said. "But they're faking nion. Joe White also pointed out how ser- It's easy that New Music Seminar attendees the funk, because they don't play Since the radio /records relation- ious the problem is when thinking Run-DMC or 'Rumors' until they NEW MUSIC of potential future PDs and MDs of don't have a sophisticated grasp of ship was prepromoted as a key industry issues. This is a perpetual become big, big records and component of the '86 seminar, I major market stations: "The they're forced to play them by the what- dilemma for the organizers of the wanted to catch as many of the re- smaller markets are adding callers." But the Cleveland pro- The frustra- event, as well as part of its appeal. levant panels as possible, not to ever they see us doing. grammer also said he disdained we mention the keynote speech of ting fact is that learned just the KPWR Dissected musical categories: "Just because Added Chris Col- WBCN /Boston GM Tony Berar- opposite way." you're black, you don't like Bob people are going to dini. Tony's comments were re- lins, "If these Some of the most animated de- Seger? Or because you're white, in charge the Z100s of tomor- ported in R&R a couple of weeks be of bate of the "Urban /Pop Cross- you don't like Run-DMC? Categori- we're in whole lot of ago, so this column deals with row, a over" and "Rhythm Radio" panels es are only for the industry, not for three of the NMS panels: "Pop Ra- trouble." was provoked by Lionel Richie's the consumer." Commenting from the audience, dio," "Rhythm Radio," and "Ur- "Dancing On The Ceiling." W ZAK/ Test rotation came in for debate, MCA VP Single- ban/Pop Crossover." ords. Now the small market guys /Promotion Ernie Cleveland PD Lynn Tolliver, for too, with consultant Don Kelly de- who For industry professionals, all think they can order a record com- ton said, "The people are the example, was blunt about the ree- claring, "Testing is bullshit. You problem never on panels. We three sessions proved to be lively pany around. Independent promo- are ord's suitability for B/U radio, and can't determine very much, if any- of the people from and entertaining. In the CHR tion had a lot to do with it. The fact don't get enough called Richie one of those black thing, from your audience by limit- markets, which is my big room, for example, moderator is that small markets are the smaller performers who "get on their high ed play. I'd rather play a record a conventions. If John Fagot, Columbia VP/Promo- places to break hits, because it's complaint about horse and forget where they came hell of a lot for a week to find out Sunny tion, kept the discussion moving, going to push guys like us off our you're not Scott Shannon or from." what the audience says than hide it and such panelists as Z100 /New fat asses and get us on the Joe White, will you be asked to be During the crossover session, somewhere where I'll never get on audi- York PD Scott Shannon and records." a panel or address the WRKS-FM /New York PD Tony that answer. Everyone in the world FM102 /Sacramento Asst. PD Chris Said Scott, "I read all the trades, ence?" Gray said "Ceiling" was not re- tested Jermaine Stewart's 'We Also discussed: singles and 12- Collins kept the wisecracks corn- and if I see a record that's top five searching well for his urban audi- Don't Have To Take Our Clothes inch influence ing. in a bunch of small markets, I'll go sales research, the ence. WPIJ /New York PD Larry Off one time or another in the last of criteria at CHR to my music director and ask to dance clubs, and Berger countered that it was "too four months. If they'd just play it, Penguin Mentality hear the record. There's a reason for adding new music. Was the ses- soon" to get valid data on the rec- they'd find out it's a hit." why it's number one in four or five sion sufficiently on target for the ord. "We're in the subjective area Missed Opportunity "Let's have some fun here," said little markets. But people are so seminar audience? It's hard to tell. right now, not the research area," Scott, and he did. When someone in dazzled by major market stations. Some rather basic issues came up he said. WDMT /Cleveland PD Dean Ru- the audience started to question "Can you say fus pointed out how in spe- If only they would quit worrying at question time. The Arbitren advances were cir- airplay John Fagot about a very specific, and what percentage of a record's ap- cialized shows (club mixes, Quiet about what the hell I'm doing culating the day of the panel, so the Columbia-related problem, Scott instead worry about making their peal has to do with the song, talk turned to KPWR /Los Angeles Storm) can generate sufficient "Sir, did you walk through sourd, or the appeal ?" ask- asked, station sound great for their mar- artist's and its impact. Said WGCI /Chica- response to warrant moving a metal detector when you came ed one person. "Will you play a into rotation. "We the ket." go OM Lee Michaels, the panel track regular discussing the number played in?" When moderator, "I hear a station that LL Cool J's 'Rock The of singles taken from mega-albums isn't really Urban and really isn't Bells' every night on the club mix, like "Born In The USA," the 2100 CHR." It's California Urban, noted afraid that it might be a little too keeper joked, " Chris Collins, and Tony Gray hard for regular rotation. But it to dustcover into one was going put out the agreed. "Los Angeles is diametric- turned of our most re- before long." ally different from any other mar- quested records." On the station's More seriously, Shannon, Col- ket in the US, and the ethnic make- "Music For Lovers" show, he said, lins, and other panelists talked up leans heavily Hispanic," he the same applied recently to cuts the so-called "penguin" by Shirley Murdock Anita about said. "The radio station is position- and mentality of many medium and Baker. ed to win. If that station were in Said small market programmers. New York, positioned the way it is, While record companies are Chris, "I was sitting in Eddie Mas- busy to radio, do it would not win. But the PD is talking they real- colo's office at RCA, and he was ize people in radio communi- smart enough to know he can't br- that talking to somebody from Billings, ing that format into New York." cate with each other? "I think it's about a Mr. Mister record one of the channels the record in- Added Larry Berger, "You hope " which everybody had added. And dustry misses," said Don Kelly. the guy says, 'I'm not going to add Faking The Funk "They think that because Lee Mi- that record - has Mike Schaefer On the general `subject of Ur- chaels is in Chicago and (K104) PD added it ?' It's ridiculous. How in ban/pop crossover, Berger observ- Terri Avery is in Dallas, they don't the hell can Billings, Montana be ed, "Everybody should be very en- talk. Just because a record is corn- affected by MIS-FM in Los An- couraged about the phenomenon. ing out of Southern California geles, where there are only 16 It's across the doesn't mean that New York million more people ?" Cracked country, whereas prior to the last doesn't know about it. There is a Scott, "That's why he'll stay in Bill- six months, so-called Top 40 sta- network of communication. If THE SHOW MUST GO ON Yes, that's WZAK/Cleveland Director/Opera- ings, Montana." - tions in the middle of legitimately a rec- eons Lynn Tolliver in clown makeup for NMS's "Rhythm Radio" panel. MCA this country you're breaking Continued the FM102 program- VP/Promotion Ernie Singleton moderates. had litywhite playlists." ord in one area, you can believe mer, "At some of the stations During the "Rhythm Radio" ses- that most of the country will know where I started out, we broke rec- sion, Lynn Tolliver had a different about it." R&R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986/39 I. JOEL DENVER

THEY SHOOT PDs, DON'T THEY? Morning Maniacs Create Mayhem in The AM sr iligiNiboac.. One of the most impor- Iday and is responsible for the tone. "I walk in with the carts and tant - and more demand- preproduced bits, and Dan has all ing - dayparts in CHR is the written stuff together. I prefer morning drive. Just what to use Charlie Tuna's idea about do these often highly -paid show prep: ;I've been preparing morning folks do to earn for this show for the past 15 those dollars? Plenty! yam.' Children At Heart Daily Routine In to Don and Mike, Besides waking up at unearthly contrast Dan do bits at hours each day, they spend many Gary and certain regular off-air hours promoting themselves times each day. "People can almost set their watches by and the station. This, in addition to them," noted Gary. Here's a typi- preparing material for the next cal morning routine: day's show - either at home, in the Wake -Up Call Live production room, and most often 6am - phone calls from audience over in- both. To get a perspective on dif- strumental version of Beatles'/ ferent styles, I chatted with "Good Morning, Good Morning" WAVA /Washington's two -man 6:20am Early Morning IQ team of & Mike - Trivia question on something O'Meara, KKRZ /Portland Morn- topical ing Zoo Keepers Gary Bryan & 6:40am Horoscope Dan Clark, and solo yuckmeister 7:10am Show Biz News & Quiz Randy Miller from KS103 /San include LPs, T- shirts, Diego. - Prizes concert tix, and most recently a Don Geronimo started at WAVA $1300 VCR in PM drive after working at such 7:20am Birthdays notable radio stations as KIIS- Randy.Miller is 7:40am Killer Oldie - Snip of FM /Los Angeles. WLS /Chicago, Salmon a 'HI(RZ's Jammin' had boy. oldie played with prizes for proper B96 /Chicago, WPGC /Washington, identification and 99X /New York. He met Mike "aasiaroemos. 8:10am Choose Your News O'Meara, former PD of nearby r +rw.+ ltì - Newsman gives three weird news WYRE & WBEY /Annapolis and headlines, and the morning zoo owner of Chesapeake Recording, chooses which story to read when Mike was WAVA's Produc- Question & One tion Director. 8:30am One Question Only The audience "Mike would come in and do bits - asks one question and one question with me when I did afternoons. It only, continuing on if they stump was (former PD, ex -K101 /San the zoo. Should they get on the Francisco PD) Smokey Rivers and phone if this is Z100, the zoo (consultant) Alan Burns who put and ask hangs up. us together. We've only been work- 9-l0am All Request & Some ing mornings since December, but Dedications Offers a lot of phone the show has taken off like magic," - interaction, with some dedications. said Don. "We're both 27, have the KKRZ uses a voice specialist on same sense of humor, and like a parttime basis Randy Middle- many of the same things." As Mike - ton. who works fulltime in a print put it, "We're both still children at heart." shop. The son of radio programmer Dick Saint, Randy had never con- The Right Mix sidered a radio career but has become an important part of the KKRZ OM Gary Bryan took the KKRZ success story. station CHR a couple of years ago, following programming stints at Swinging Solo Seattle's KISW and KNBQ as well Back in San Diego, Randy Miller as air talent slots with KYA /San is a solo kind of guy who uses his Francisco, WMET /Chicago, and own brain to wreak morning hav- WGCL /Cleveland. Partner Dan oc. "We do a lot of drop-ins and Mike m 1 Clark worked at KZEL /Eugene O'Meara & voices, and I've got a good follow- "TWO Don Geronimo: and KGON /Portland before corn- FAT WHITE GUYS" ing of regular characters who also tug -o.war ing to KKRZ. They grabbed cur- Manilow call in on the phone. One of our rent news sidekick Lyle Arthur favorites is Michael Jackson in the from crosstown KGW (he replaces Beebopper Chopper; he does traf- Lorna Dee, aka Lorna Love, who's fic reports. Then there's 'Chad The now at KIIS). Tony Martinez does who stars in our 'Mission hipness was just perfect to com- with the flow, fitting in his sterdam's character on the "Dick Surfer,' traffic. Hillbillies' bit." plete the mix." character voices around what's Van Dyke Show ") . Commenting on "When I got here, they already Miller has stuck his happening. He prefers "to deal the last one, Mike said, "No one Randy had a zoo in place," recalled Gary. Voices . tongue into hot water more than with things as they happen. I like knows who he is anymore; it's "I décided to become a part of it in Don Geronimo does about 90 once. In fact, the public spotlight the spontaneity." just a funny voice." Don added, addition to programming, and the minutes of prep daily, taking care "And we don't do Ronald Reagan. was recently shined on him follow- Mike does quite a few voices: chemistry just worked. We found of a list that usually includes 10 to Everyone does Ronnie or Jimmy ing his "Mexican National An- Lorna at KHYT /Tucson, and Tony 20 items. But as is often the case, , Joan Rivers, Ar- Carter." them" bit (R &R 7/11). Explaining turned out to be a real strong per- that list may find its way into the nold Schwarzenegger, Lee lacco- his actions, Randy said, "You may ( Morey Am- Gary Bryan outlines a show each sonality. Dan's mixture of AOR circular file. Mike primarily goes ca, and Buddy Sorel Continued on Page 43 40 /fl &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 "I DIDN'T MEAN TO TURN YOU ON" THE NEW SINGLE FROM ROBERT PALMER'S PLATINUM ALBUM "RIPTIDE", FEATURING THE #1 HIT "ADDICTED TO LOVE" ALSO "HYPERACTIVE" AND"DISCIPLINE OF LOVE':

'TM Owned by !Mond Emerminment Group, Inc PHASE 1 Debut album goes gold on strength of the smash single, "When I he Heart Rules The Mind," and triumphant first national tour. H'1ASE 2: Release of new GTR single, "The Hunter." Already with MTV power rotation and Heavy AOR base.

Opening fire at top 40: Aug. 4 ARISTA\ CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO

Morning Maniacs "I don't target anyone specifically - everyone's - Continued from Page 40 fair game. If people can not believe it, but I really don't laugh at themselves . target anyone specifically. Every- - one's fair game. I really think that and I've had enough if people can laugh at themselves people make jokes about - and I've had enough people make jokes about me - then we'd me - then we'd all be all be better off." better off." There is a charitable side to Ran- Randy Miller dy, however. He's raised money - (over 830,000) for underprivileged kids in Kansas City through two on- air marathons, and plans to be just "Sure, we use produced stuff," as civic -minded in San Diego. And added Mike. "But I don't like to use instead of always trying to upset that as a crutch. Our regular cal- the public, Randy prefers to poke lers really add to the show's un- fun at the competition, namely Randy Miller predictability. We rib everyone in Bi00's Morning Zoo. "Yes, we do town.

"A fictitious concert we pro- KKRZ's Morning Zoo featuring Tony Martinez, Atlantic Mist Marilyn Martin, Z100's Gary moted called 'Dead Aid, The Con- Ops. Mgr. Bryan, Loma Lee (now with MIS), and Atlantic rep David Chance. cert For Junk Food' - to help all the artists whose careers weren't happening - was wonderfully suc- cessful. We told listeners to bring junk food to RFK Stadium and

1 hear performances by Shaun Cassi- ) Alex Bennett: dy, Bobby Sherman, and Florence l Henderson, among others. They got on the air at crosstown B106 Broadcast and announced there was no con- Comic cert.' "My show is really dangerous in the sense of its poten- tial to be offending to some people." That's Managerial Support Alex Bennett's ILS103's Miller takes a ride self-description of his morning program on KITS /San Putting together - and pulling Francisco. For those of you who've never heard Alex, suf- centric. We recently did the 'NBC off - a high- powered morning show can either be a lot fice it to say he's a morning animal totally unto himself. Nightly News' with Cheech & of fun or a headache. A No stranger to the Bay Area, - (Connie) Chung, and everyone lov- kit depends on the flex- "Mark St. John doesn't Alex has worked at AOR outlets ed it. You just never can tell how ibility of the morning talent, and give KQAK and KMEL (before its us a ton of crap something may go over." the support/tolerance of the PD switch to CHR). KITS, when we get off the air. and GM, who may differ with each however, other about the morning show's of CHR. It's an interesting mar- Instead, he works with Body Parts direction. riage for KITS as well. Although "Mark St. John is the the station is music -intensive in us and guides us." Dan then talked about the sta- first PD other dayparts, Alex manages to Don Geronimo tion's newest venture. "We're try- who doesn't give us a ton of crap - when we only play between "two and five ing to get people to photocopy their get off the air each day," noted Don. "He works records an hour. I've never played body parts and mail them in to us. with us and guides us. He's hired by the rules, and this is no time to We have the G and R -rated cate- a staff to do a job, and he lets us do start " he said. gories but haven't received any Rs it. That's why get under their skin," he chuckled. this station is yet. We're going to display the going to be number Breaking The Rules "I like to do several bits, like one. Our GM Alan Goodman is clean photocopy art in a mall and also Alex features anywhere from 'Lifestyles of the Rich & Boring wonderful. When we draw corn- give away a trip to Hawaii and a three to four guests each morning: Brothers.' And we can't forget 'Zoo plaints he VCR." tells people we are comedians, local celebrities, Busters." and Alex Bennett 'naughty boys.' He's very support- musicians. "Hopefully, ive." the people who listen to music like to laugh as Taboos As a programmer and morning well Talk doesn't just appeal to Gary and Dan, meanwhile, steer host, Gary has a different perspec- those over 50; we have an 18-34 fffi}pRlelWin clear of several taboos. "We don't "We don't tackle religion, tive on complaints. "Sure, I should following. This is entertainment. tackle religion, racist types of racist maybe know better from to types of things, or time When stations only play music, it's things, or real gross sexuality," time, but (VP /GM) Dave Crowl's real gross sexuality. You because they don't know how to said Gary. "You have to be smart honest enthusiasm for our show, entertain the audience. They let the and know who you're playing to. have to be smart and and willingness to take the heat, music do it all." With a 60% female audience, we makes what we do possible." know who you're playing He sees a distinct advantage in don't want to blow them off. But And Randy echoed similar using a live studio audience. "If gested." Alex added, "Having been once in a while we get near the to." thoughts about KS103's manage- you're not funny, then they will let in it for years, they (management) edge to stir it up a bit." Gary Bryan ment and programming depart- - you know. A producer, engineer, or know I can walk the tightrope One near-the-edge example oc- ment. "They've had good morning sidekick won't be as honest with without falling over the edge. It's curred when an "in- studio expert" people before. They know you have you. (Using) an audience has help- not being in bad taste but saying (MCA national rep Billy Brill) to take chances. Finally, And what have our two friends in this is a ed me become a better performer." something outrageous - mixing tried to convince everyone that Mi- station which really supports the nation's capital been up to? me. As a performer, Alex molds him- fun and entertainment with social chael Jackson and his sister La- I've been fired from (Kansas Well, any team that bills itself as self after such pioneer radio com- comment." Toya were really one and the same City's) 7299 and KKCI, and WROQ "two fat white guys" is bound to ics as Jack Benny, George Burns, Alex recently did a topical bit person. They even went so far as to (Charlotte), but now I'm actually create some fun. "We like to poke and Fred Allen. He's known for about the nation's drug problems. call the Gary, IN hospital where the more outrageous than have fun at Ronnie. Once we talked ever. I taking his act on the road, holding raising a few eyebrows in the pro- Jadrsons were born to check for a a much better understanding of the about him having an erection," court over remote broadcasts call- cess. "We had a wheel of fortune. birth certificate. boundaries of good taste through said Mike. ed "Breakfast With Bennett." He Each hour a big star's name came time and maturation. Getting also hosts the PBS-TV up and was selected for a random "We've had show "Com- some complaints "We simply asked, 'What do you blown out three times also helps." edy Tonight." urine test. It got lots of laughs. about the Michael Jackson thing," thirds happened at the White House Looking at the future, Don con- We've created an aura of disre- Gary admitted. "Some Management perceived it on Ronnie's birthday that hadn't cluded, "We've just parsed (Q107 Support spect, so bits like these are ex- as a slap on the black community. happened in 20 years,'" continued team) Elliott & Woodside in the Backed by confidence in man- pected of us. Being pretty liberal up here, Port- Don. "A listener called us up, made latest Arbitrend. Now we have our agement's support of his material, "If I've gotten out of place or out land can take offense easily. One a guess, and helped us pull the bit sights trained on beating (DC101 Alex runs a disclaimer during the of hand with something, I don't newspaper called us 'borderline off cleanly. Phones are so impor- morning driver) the Greaseman. first two hours of his show. It mind apologizing. Honesty is how racists.' We went just on the air tant to us. We can be much more Mike and I want to be the next states, "All the material heard is you maintain your credibility. You and explained that Michael not Jack- risque when a listener is the one (WMAL legendary morning team) recommended for those under have to come back to earth and ad- son was a public figure who was ec- who says it." Harden & Weaver of the market." 18, and parental guidance is sug- mit you're wrong." R&R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986/43 AOR PICTURE PAGE

by donuts. DONUT WARS Many of the best morning shows are fueled - Fox and When it comes to sweet treats for WHJY/Providence's Carolyn soliciting Rudy Cheeks, the bigger the better. That's why the duo started received. big donuts on the air, with well over a baker's dozen In entries biggest (51 Plaques were given out to winners in four categories: and best - inches), heaviest (80 pounds), most aesthetically pleasing, TV tasting. Local police officers acted as judges, and the stunt garnered Austin, and newspaper coverage. Pictured (l-r): Cheeks, ex-PD Dave Lee Assistant PD Glenn Stewart, and Fox.

interviewed many KEPI DECLARES AMNESTY On the eve of the Amnesty International concert in Denver, KBPI - The Edge from of the artists involved. From left: U2's Larry Mullen, the station's Laurie Richardson, Peter Gabriel, U2, Joan Baez, Bryan Adams, PD Tom Hunter, and U2's Bono.

MOTORVATED FOR A GOOD CAUSE - KKDJ/Fresno personalities John Strickland and Tito Serrano raced for over two -and-a-half hours in a 200 -lap stock car endurance race, finishing ninth among 226 entrants and raising $275 for Big Brothers and Big Sisters. From left: Strickland, Serrano, a Big Brothers /Sisters rep, and the track manager.

HEAVY CHEVY - KFMF/Chico, CA gave away an '86 Chevy Sprint in a recent promotion. Top (l -r): meet up with MD Marty Griffin, winner, and PD T -BIRDS IN SMASH UP The Fabulous Thunderbirds left: the group's Ron Woodward. Bottom: morning DC101 /Washington personality Adam Smasher. From Smash, and T-Bird man Gary Bennett and GM Jeff Preston Hubbard, Fran Christina, and Kim Wilson, the Kragel. Jimmy Vaughan.

i THE ALARM COPE WITH IT - WXRK /New York midday man Marc Cop- pola (right) ferreted out the Alarm's Mike Peters (left) and Dave Sharp for a live remote from the Be Bop Cafe in Fun City.

Level 42 helped CFNY/Toronto's Live Earl Jive all smiles after completing a new TV spot. CFNY ON THE LEVEL - IT'S A TAKE Spotwise Productions and WAAF /Worcester -Boston are From left: the group's , - PD Slater, Director pick a compact disc player winner. From left: 'AA F VP/GM Richard Reis, Spotwise Director /Sales 8 Marketing Richard Getz, Cynde , and Mark King, Jive, and 's Boone Gould. Bill Miller, and 'AAF Marketing Director Maggie Dugan.

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K -SNE PLUGS INTO UNION STEVE FEINSTEIN STATION.

TEACH YOUR AIRSTAFF WELL

COLONEL DAY'S PLUGS YOU INTO IISIE SCNTUFr... THE BIGGEST SELECTION ANY- Effective Aircheck Sessions WHERE!

With all the demands on a program director's time, he Carey Curelop will roll a tape, stop can sometimes overlook perhaps his most important re- it after something he likes or dis- All too jocks go likes, explain why, and then replay sponsibility - talent development. often, the same passage. for months without having their performances evaluated 7) Let the jock critique himself. in an aircheck session. Without that direct feedback, how Give him the opportunity to spot can a PD expect them to execute his gameplan properly, his own errors before you point let alone blossom into outstanding personalities? them out. Curelop says, "I really like it when a jock catches some- with number of Conversations a thing before I do. That way I know successful AOR PDs yielded these he's aware of what he did. Most of reminders for productive aircheck my staff is so professional that they meetings: can say, 'Here's something I did sessions "I really like it when a jock 1) Don't look at aircheck that you're going to hate. I didn't task, or assume before as an unpleasant catches something like it either.' " that jocks view them with the same I do. That way I know KBCO's Bradley, before even apprehension as going to the den- THE ISSUE KSHE/St. Louis and a local retailer co -opped this he's aware of what he did." rolling the tape, asks jocks what SHIRTING - tist. Done properly, even a critical they think about their general per- ad in the magazine section of the Post Dispatch's Sunday edition. The ad, aircheck meeting tells a jock that -Carey Curelop formance. "They usually know which plugs the latest line of station merchandise ("KSHE Schtufr'), was also turned into a ?knifed- edition poster that sells for $4.95 at the retailer's the PD is concerned with nurturing what the problem is he already," outlets. his talent. says. into problems more "I've run 8) Be candid when there's a when people don't get airchecked J; PD John Bradley has regular air - problem to be corrected. Sugar- and feel they're being neglected," checks only with his parttimers. coating or beating around the bush KNAC /Long Beach PD Jimmy lop, who uses a less irreverent tack says WLUP /Chicago's Greg Solk. 5) Tailor the meeting's focus ac- does a jock a disservice by not let- Christopher follows up his observa- with other staffers. take me "I never had anybody cording to the jock's level of exper- ting him know what he needs to tions by asking his jocks, "Don't "You have to be tougher with tell me aside on a regular basis and ience and stage of development. work on in order to achieve his you agree ?" It isn't meant to al- some guys who are lazier than oth- it," KRSP -FM /Salt how to do says Less experienced jocks will need potential. "I'm very blunt," says ways elicit agreement, but rather ers," notes Gavin. "With more mo- Lake City PD Randy Rose, who re- more time on mechanics and for - 'QFM's Gavin. "But I don't do it in to keep a dialogue going and allow tivated people, I don't have as only a members being airchecked matics while veteran jocks who a sarcastic, biting way. If they a jock to contribute his own ideas. many criticisms and it's almost a few times before he became a pro- have mastered the basics require respect you, you're not hurting 9) Vary your style according to a social experience." grammer. guidance in such areas as style and their feelings. I tell them I'm not jock's personality and your rela- 10) Don't just say that something "It shows you care about them," content. looking to get on their backs, but to tionship with him. "With my morn- didn't work; suggest how it says WQFM /Milwaukee PD Jerry 6) Use the technique of repetition help them. They're looking for ing show, I can joke around and could've been made to work better. Gavin, who feels airchecking is a to reinforce your comments, both criticism, as long as you balance it say, 'That stinks' and they'll say, Don't simply condemn and criti- win -win situation. "If you tell them pro and con. WYNF /Tampa PD with praise when it's deserved." 'Screw you,'" says WYNF's Cure- cize, but instruct and inspire as that there's nothing you can criti- well. cize and they're doing a great job, 11) Have the meetings be as edu- they feel great. If you give them cational for you as they are for the constructive criticism about some- jocks. Make them give-and -take thing they're not aware of, they're brainstorming sessions, rather appreciative." than just one -way, cut -and -dried Rose feels regular airstaff ses- critiques. Solicit ideas, get opinions vet- sions are necessary even with of ideas you have, discuss new poli- eran staffers because of the mess- cies, etc. Find out how jocks feel to age that's sent: "They need about how the station sounds and if know that I do care how they and there's anything you can do to help the station sound. Otherwise, they them be more creative and produc- can become complacent and just tive. go through the motions" 2) Give the session your undivid- ed attention. Shut your door, and hold all calls. "It's not fair if you're "I'm very blunt, but I every five min- stopping the tape don't do it in a sarcastic, utes to talk to some record guy," says Gavin. biting way. I tell them 3) Not all jocks need to be air - I'm not looking to get on 1 checked with the same frequency. Gavin has sessions with his morn- their backs, but to help ing jock every day; he meets with them." his other fulltimers once a week at -Jerry Gavin a scheduled time. Solk never actu- ally goes over tapes with morning star Jonathon Brandmeier, prefer- ring informal chats about once a KLOS /Los Angeles PD Tim Kel- week instead. He airchecks the rest ly says, "Jocks bring a lot of good of his fulltime staff areording to special programming and promo- how often he feels they require it. tional ideas to the table. They're 4) Don't neglect your parttimers. out on the streets, and see and hear Your fuUtimers may need fewer things I'm not able to." 12) Group aircheck sessions can sessions than the parttimers, BIRD WIYY/Baltimore linked with the Orioles to bring out 1300 donors to Memorial Stadium for a Red BLOOD - be effective At KRSP -FM /Salt whose long stretches between Cross Blood Drive. Donors received incentives like 98 Rock T -shirts and discounts for Orioles tickets. Pictured: the shifts make it difficult for them to team's mascot and a nurse taking blood from 'IYY morning ace Alan Courdoff. Lake City, PD Randy Rose gets the build up the momentum necessary Continued on Page 46 to hone their skills. KBPI /Denver R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986/45 AOR

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too. When you have particu- Continued from Page 45 check with me in the same room. phone He would take them home, listen to larly strong praise or criticism, tell NOW! staff together in the same room bi- them, and write me a note. I found a jock at the first appropriate mo- ON YOUR DESK monthly to critique one another. that incredibly insensitive and de- ment. "Sometimes it brings more insight meaning " alone. It's a no-holds- jocks to go over than I can 15) Encourage Your comments, pro and con, where jocks can their own every barred situation their airchecks on and future AOR columns improvement for are more crit- on this bring up areas of day. "I think people are always appreciated. I'd like that I might overlook." than PDs are," one another ical of themselves to hear from you. Letters re- who does middays, also Rose, says John Bradley. ceived will be considered for himself. "They your feedback benefits as a jock 16) Don't reserve publication in R&R. can tell me about bad habits that I only for the sessions. Give it spon- may be developing." He reports no taneously in the hall or over the ego clashes or flaring of tempers in this potentially volatile setting. M- terwards, the staff usually goes out B ON.JOV for pizza and beer. 13) End on an upbeat note. Have talent leave the room "feeling good about themselves, about me, and the radio station," says Carey Curelop. "They'll go into the con- trol room feeling they're quality, professional people." 14) Consider following up your meeting in writing. Reinforce the points you've gone over - progress a jock's made, areas for improve- ment - with either a memo or an informal note. If you're consider- ing replacing a staffer, document- ing your criticism can save you major headaches in the event a fir- ing brings legal action by the ex- employee. Jerry Gavin, however, shuns memos or notes. "I want a one -on- lured "Psycho III" one feeling, that they're not there PERKINS BITES 'BCN'S BATES - WBCN/Boston of the film, after which out, but to be helped. director and star Anthony Perkins to a sneak preview to be chewed winners. Also, "Psycho III" he fielded questions from the station's ticket Making it official in a follow-up From left, shower caps, and shower were distributed. memo seems cold and impersonal." keychains, Ser- Vulture Mat Schaffer, Perkins, and Assistant Creative Curelop feels much the same 'BCN Culture vices Director Larry Loprete. way. He tells of an old PD of his "who would never go over an air- The New 12" SEGUES John Tower exits to program WKKO cago air personality Dave Benson 8 WTBX. Hibbing. MN ... KLOS Los KRKE /Albuquerque switches calls MD weekends at crosstown Angeles morning personality Raechel to KZRR George Harris signs named KODS /Duluth MDlmiddays Donahue exits. "YOU GIVE LOVE DC101/Washington WXRT /Chi- WLUP A BAD NAME"

From The Forthcoming Album "SLIPPERY WHEN WET"

types at a made -good Cinderella meet and greet radio IN LIBERTY TOWN Local- headbangers- Mike CINDERELLA - regional rep John Boulous, WDHA. Dover PD Philly. Pictured, front row (kneeling, l -r): PolyGram showcase in Mirsky, and Senior Director/Rock Radio Produced by Bruce Fairborn MD Ralph Tortora, WPLR /New Haven PD Neal Boyle, WBAB Long Island /Lockhaven PA personality Kenny Philadelphia Assistant PD Mike Wolf, WWZU Fred Deane: middle row (l -r): WYSP PD Dave London, Riley; bringing up the rear (l -r) are WEZX /Scranton Vanemon, and WMMR /Philadelphia MD Erin /York jock Rocks Radio , , and Jeff LaBar, WHTF PolyGram WYSP metal man Ed Green, the band's , OM Ted Utz. Crankin' Keith, WWZU PD Mark Williams, and WMMR

46/ R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 COUNTRY

LON HELTON Country Radio's CD Commitment By Katy Bee

A growing number of stations are now playing com- trying to deliver the highest quality "There's been a lot of greatest hits like going to a tape deck or turn- pact discs. As programmers wade into the waters of this product. I guess there's a certain albums and current material re- table, he says. "When you run a 150 it directly finding own 'hipness factor' too. leased on CD. I'd say we have CD, you should run fast-moving technical revolution, they're their "We decided to (add CDs) be- CD albums now. We've looked for through the rather answers and obstacles in the process. cause our GM Clark Brown came albums that had two or three hits than through the processor be- PI)s' reasons for using CDs stem from WQXI /Atlanta, a CHR sta- on them so we could play these CDs cause you do lose a little bit. from imaging and technical excel- tion that was using them. He saw as quickly as we could. We're fill- "On our music log in rotation, we lence to supporting area retail what happened when they started ing in the holes now, trying to order have it marked 'CD'," he explains. audio merchants. But they all using CD technology there. We as much as we possibly can. "It's very simple; easy to work seem excited about being "on the thought country product was final- "Local rack jobber Roundup Mu- with on the air. H you want to go to cutting edge" of something new. ly getting to a point where we could sic stocks Fred Meyers stores, a cut #3, bingo - all you do is press it KMPS /Seattle PD Jay Albright justify it, so we plunged right in. chain of discount record stores and it's there. You don't have to go last spring. He here in the Northwest. We're work- started playing CDs Inventories & Cost through the cue burns. With music says the station is making a con- ing with them - paying around coming out on compact disc, it Broadcast CDs are available certed effort to get as much of the 59 -9.50 - rather than just buying doesn't take up that much room for through record companies (at dis- library on CD as quickly as possi- CDs from record companies. We're storing and the on-air sound is count promotional rates), record ble; 200-300 titles are already being trying to utilize CDs that are great " wholesalers, or "off the street" at played on the air. However, Al- available at retail locally and pro- Cueing up has been a problem outlets. Stations are usually bright believes it's too early to as- retail mote them as we play them, so for Jay Albright. "It's not real building their CD libraries through sess the response. "I would be kid- there's some impact on the market reliable," he says. "The process a combination of all three methods ding you if I said I noticed any im- as well. We felt supporting the local used in making the CD varies on because of the limited number of mediate impact yet. I think we're a guy was a good idea. That way, we how much pause there is between titles available. Basically, they're little ahead of the audience." can be a participant in what he's songs. We have the Revox unit, and Les Acree any way they can. getting product doing in terms of promoting CDs." we cue them up digitally. Some of WTQR's Acree says he'd like to them are right there, and some are & Consumer Feedback Commitment Application see record labels service several there with a second or two of He has had good comments from Last year PD Les Acree joined artists' single releases on one CD pause, or a four to five -second audiophiles, thank-you letters, and WTQR /Winston-Salem, which was because it would save space and pause. Everything played must be even some favorable newspaper one of the first in any format to money. He also says compact discs played and cued from the album, coverage. Albright says, "I didn't play CDs two and a half years ago. can be cost effective, pointing out and it's not always predictable on expect any coverage in the paper Since then the response over its re- that it costs less to buy a $12-$15 the same albums. since rock stations have been pro- quest line has been good. The same greatest hits CD than to cart each moting CDs for several years. As holds true at WSIX /Nashville. PD single individually, especially we play them, we try to point out Wayne Campbell says 'SIX has when cartridges cost some 57 each. a real commitment to CDs how much better they sound and made CD Promotions try to make the listener aware of and receives a couple of calls a Though KMPS has given away a that before and after we play day. - CD player on the air, Albright con- them. I think the good reaction has The PDs I spoke with also said tends, "That's like promoting AM been based on that" CDs get strong support from their stereo I wish the audience had "Country listeners are really ex- air personalities: - a real strong need for it, but I don't cited about CDs," says KSOP/Salt "They feel they're right on the think they do." Sheppard, mean- Lake City PD Joe Flint. "It's cutting edge of what's happening," while, says KSON has discussed theatre of the mind. You can tell reports Albright. Jay Albright station remotes with CD product them it sounds better and they say, Flint's KSOP airstaff gets "a Flint pays about 56 on the label manufacturers, and they have ex- 'Yeah, it does.' But to the naked real kick out of it." rate, an average of $12 wholesale, pressed mild interest. But they've ear, driving down the road in your And they love it at KSON. Shep- and between $18 -424 on the retail yet to put anything together. car, it can depend ,on how closely pard notes, however, that at first level. He says KSOP has had its you listen to it. But once somebody "it was a little cumbersome, be- best service from RCA, but adds, hears a CD on a good stereo sys- cause it's a new technology and a "There really isn't an abundance Bill Mayne tem, he knows what the difference little bit different. But everybody now is enthusiastic about it." of CDs right now. I don't feel reluc- is. "That's one thing they need to Flint also brought up another tant if we have to buy it at a special "On the air, we promote it (by standardize. We started outputting good point about CD use. "We use promotional rate." saying), 'From our Country CD them on cart instead of CD and CDs for technical reasons to say Sheppard is trying to purchase file' or 'From our Country compact that's better than nothing. But 'country music doesn't take a back greatest hits packages coming out disc file' ... segueing into the time. that's analog off the cart, and seat to anybody. We're still moving on CD. "We buy from the labels, a It's working out well. Callers on re- you're losing a generation. So we forward.' We play maybe two CD local CD shop that has access to quest ask about the CD, and it's feel it's better to play them directly songs per hour and, if they're most of the catalog material, and arousing curiosity on the retail off CD and cope with the problem available, we'll play them first. We our neighborhood Tower and level. It's surprising to me how of dead space." try to hold it to two plays per hour Wherehouse record stores. We many Country listeners are pur- The dual CD system at KSON because we don't want to be over- have everyone on the lookout. If chasing CDs." flies well for Mike Sheppard. "We bearing with it." they see a CD we don't have, we Mike Sheppard, PD of KSON/ have a Sony unit that houses two Other programmers are more buy it immediately because it San Diego, has had a lot of positive CD players and a digital cueing aggressive about the number of won't be there later. feedback from retailers and focus 41k. system," he says. "We play them CDs they integrate into their "We're getting CDs pretty much groups since he began playing CDs Wayne Campell directly off the CD player from CD playlists. Somewhere between two at the label's cost, and at the retail 15 months ago. Retailers have told up to the level we're paying $12-$13. The (ex- to CD. We cue exact Sheppard that what KSON pro- to five CDs an hour are played at penditures) don't help on the bud- Tech Talk frame and go direct to air with motes as being on CD is having an KMPS, Albright says. "It would be get, but in return for what we get in WTQR uses a Studer CD player them. effect on their sales. "Ever since a rare hour if we didn't at least quality on-the -air sound improve- in the production room and a NAD "Cueing is just like a 'joy stick' we started playing CDs, the coun- play two; I wish it could be more. ment, it's money well spent." model in the control room, one of control on the digital control Sony try product just doesn't stay on the We're working at getting more on KMPS programs 10-15% of its the first consumer units available. unit. Like a little ball that you roll, shelf. I'd like to think we're partial- CD." music mix off compact disc, both Flint says the studio Technics CD it has a frame counter that shows ly responsible. We've actually had Sheppard says of his station, oldies and currents. "It's surpris- player at KSOP is hooked up next you the exact frame you're on. It's people go out and buy CD players "Out of an average 10-17 songs per ing how much product there is out to the cart machines and comes in been very easy. We had a consum- based upon what they've heard on hour, maybe six to seven are CD. there on CD," says Albright. on its own pot on the board. It's just Continued on Page 49 the radio." CD adds to the image that we're R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986/47 NASHVILLE THIS WEEK

SHARON ALLEN CDs: Labels Take A Stand

Nashville record labels are approaching the new com- building a catalog two years ago pact disc era with, in some cases, very different points of that would, by the time technology caught up with the label, already view. Some exercise extreme caution, others are aggres- be a complete CD catalog of two or sive; R&R takes a look at their perspectives this week. three albums deep on all of our ar- We found that most labels have tists. Anything that is produced in- done very little formal research on broadcast transition (see the Coun- house by one of the staff producers the encroaching new technology. try column, Page 47). is digitally recorded." Jack Weston Joe Casey , Maybe it's because the country Although MCA Records has done Most of the major labels' cata- consumer has limited knowledge of no specific research on CD product logs consist of greatest hits pack- this high -tech product line at the development, National Director of ages and a selective group of cur- present time. RCA's Director of Promotion Shelia Shipley credits rent acts ranging from as few as National Country Promotion Jack label head Jimmy Bowen with al- three titles to as many as 60 per Weston says the country consumer ways having believed in the latest label. is still almost totally involved in technologies, and says, "He is do- cassettes Warner Bros. Sr. VP ing the finest technological record - Demand Outstrips Supply Promotion Nick Hunter says that ings that he possibily can, and feels The biggest glitch for record historically, country buyers have that this [CDs] is going to be a company servicing is what CBS VP always been the last to adapt to wave of the future." The label, be- Promotion Joe Casey refers to as new technologies. But it is small ing a catalog -oriented company, "a capacity problem in the manu- market and large market stations started planning ahead. Shipley ex- facturing of CDs." Because most alike that are making the new plains, "Bowen wanted to start are currently manufactured in

Keith Whitley July 31, 1986 RCA Records Nashville, TN Nick Hunter Shelia Shipley

Japan, it has become an impart "I think they want to be com- problem. Consequently labels are petitive. The smaller stations are Dear Country Radio, having to meet the escalating de- willing to make the investment mand for the riew software by sometimes even sooner than some I just wanted to thank each and every building their own domestic plants. of the larger ones. They want to Shipley predicts the MCA pro- have a `sound.' They want to be one of you for your support on my first Top duct line will expand by the end of able to offer something that maybe My Amy" and now my current the year. "We're going to see that the major market stations aren't 20 single, "Miami, back order situation improve with doing in their area." single, "Ten Feet Away ". I'd also like to new equipment being put in." Free Servicing: When? Hunter says, "I think everybody question we put to many of In His Right will have plants built by the end of One thank you for the #1's on "Nobody the promotion execs was the possi- the year, ready to go for 1987. Also, free CDs for radio Mind" and "On The Other Hand ". Granted, these we will probably be releasing, in ble availibility of most instances, CDs on just about at some point. to say right aren't really mine, but I am thrilled to death everything we put out." "It's impossible Weston. situa- As record companies scramble now," says "It's a that are on my current tion where economically, it's not that these two #1 songs to meet the CD requests pouring in, everybody would they currently are selling their new possible because album, LA To Miami, did so well. like to receive them." product to radio, per station re- "There could be a time," specu- You see, I've just gone into the studio quest, at manufacturer's cost. With the ongoing problems some smal- lates Casey, "but I personally don't it for least five years, on- and cut three new singles that will be stripped ler market stations say they have foresee at ly of problems in with record service, it is in- because capacity the CD supply /de- into LA To Miami to give you more music that teresting to note several different manufacturing we're still doing industry views on compact disc in- mand, and that wait we meet the con- you've already proven to be #1's. Just tegration. everything can to sumer demand, commercially." tit you hear what I'vo recorded for you. Hunter believes it is a long way Small Markets off for free CD servicing, but Surprisingly Avid Shipley feels there will come a day Many thanks, Hunter believes small market when promotional copies can be stations cannot necessarily afford turned loose and everyone will be to invest in the equipment to play able to meet the demand of retail CDs. It is true that many major sales. market Country stations have, or Several PDs have exprissed to are, converting to CD; however, us the idea of compiling multiple Shipley states, "The majority of single releases on one promotional those stations I get calls from are compact disc for radio. Would that smaller markets. You would think configuration ever fly? Would it cc: R. Travis it would be the opposite, but to me, ever override the single-song em- G. Strait Stevens Point, WI; Columbus, GA; phasis? Billings, MT; Carlisle, PA; Bryan, Casey does not see singles ever TX; and Jennings, LA - all of being a part of a CD package. "Sin - those are very small markets. Continued on Page 49 48/R&R.FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 COUNTRY Country Radio's CD Commitment reason for going the CD route. tered into a digital age," notes Jay Compact Disc Continued from Page 47 "The pressing quality on singles to- Albright. "The future will probably er-oriented CD before and that was day is rotten. Whenever given the be video digital disc as well as very tough to cue. But this one is choice of dubbing, we generally go audio. You'll see country videos designed for broadcast application. off an album. And a CD is just so delivered on discs as well. We Music Libraries What we hear on the air is in- much better than that." might as well be a part of the video credibly cleaner than any of the Sheppard concurs. "The quality revolution rather than trying to Dallas -based Century 21 is on to something. The firm we've used thus is they've even fight it. I believe it's coming." other technologies of pressing awful; is developing a CD production library, along with CD Coun- far." been using cheaper vinyl over the Mayne adds. "There are prob- and AC libraries, for its clients. Its aim is to cre- Campbell says WSIX's cueing years. It's pretty tough when we try, CHR, lems getting machines and inven- far as I know," says process is very short, with random get five promo copies in and try to ate CDs with 99% usable tracks. "As tory available, but I see that ex- access to cuts. "You don't have to cart up a piece of product. We can't OM John Miller, "we are the first (supplier) to do this." panding almost on a weekly hasis. play the cuts in sequence. It's a find one that's anywhere near air library features We'll see tape completely eliminat- The production real lark playing new technolo- quality. Snap, crackle. pop noise 60- second music beds wrong number, and play the wrong ed on commercial broadcast sta- 30 and and warped records - that's what effects discs, track on that CD. We're attempting gies." tions. and everything will be re- and several sound OM Bill Mayne of WBAP & people are buying in the stores. formats will con- to produce a CD that has 10 -12 corded onto CDs commercials, while the music KSCS /Ft. Worth reports the sta- "We hear the complaints all the - titles. Selecting hits on it. That's music the radio jingles ... everything - within the sist of about 1000 tions have been going "full-tilt" on time. I'm certain that has some- is a long, station wants to use. Stations are next five years. I've been a big pro- and mastering each song CD exposure during the past sever- thing to do with record sales. Put it And only the saf- probably not using even one -quar- ponent of this for the past several detailed process. al months. N e are using CDs on on CD, and I think you'll see in- be included. ter of what's on a CD album. years. Anytime you can markedly est, tested titles will KSCS right now very extensively creased product moving." "Once you've built "We will be mastering the music improve the quality of your pro- Miller explains, and we are going to be using them Albright sees Country's biggest it's not an inex- digitally, then transfer it to CD at a duct, you're stupid not to do it." a CD full of music, on 'BAP soon." The AM -FM combo problem as a lack of retail sales. pensive task to go back and rear- specially contracted outside plant. material off who haven't going to try and do every- is currently carting "There are buyers Concludes Mike Sheppard, "I range those songs; to take some We're air use. Although record store for a long a thing digital, but that's not always the CDs for gone into the don't think we can continue not to off and put others on. When AM stereo station. sales from TV indi- There are compact discs WRAP is not an time. Album keep pace with the other types of song goes to CD, you better make possible. quality on CD is a market out there for on the market that were recorded Mayne says, 'The cate there's music in the industry. We've got to sure it's one of those songs nine unex- people who in analog. But better, period. CD provides country records and have the technology that everyone out of ten radio stations are going and mastered in sound, be it motivated to walk into a rec- they're on a digital disc, so it celled quality aren't else is using if we want to succeed. to want to play." CD as a way to at- a digital copy of an ana- or stereo." ord store. I see Country's always been the 'red- The practical uses of such a li- becomes Vinyl Gripes tract those people." headed stepchild.' I'm glad to see brary are limitless. For example, if log master." a Dolly Per - The company expects tc have Mayne also touched on the poor CD's Future we're on the cutting edge of tech- a radio station wants ton song off a CD, it has to go out its CHR and AC compact disc li- quality of vinyl singles as another "There's no question we've en- nology." and buy the album. And it may use braries available later this year. the only one or two of the 10 -20 cuts. The Country format, "now on for the Or, as Miller says, "It's possible drawing board," is targeted the DJ will mess up, punch in the second quarter of 1987. AMERICA'S LARGEST SELECTION OF CD PLAYERS FOR BROADCASTERS - CDs:Labeis Take A Stand Continued from Page 48 don't think it's going to hurt the ar playing their gles." he says. "tor all intents and fist if you're currently 500 two or three times TECHNICS SLP purposes, have been a dying pro- new single, and an album cut from LESS THAN 6500 duct line as it relates to commer- a week playing the current album. cial acceptance. It really doesn't that artist and CUES TO MUSIC increasing the make any sense to put a single on a All you're doing is MUSIC of exposure that the album PROGRAMMABLE CD. We can't turn out enough amount it as an al- album product, and CDs are view- gets. And by identifying SCAN the listen- ed within this company as a pro- bum cut, it encourages out and buy that motional tool. No way would it be er to want to go better from our cost -effective." album. It's much standpoint than going hack three TECHNICS SLP 1200 Will CDs Increase years and playing a single by an LESS THAN $1000 LP Airplay? artist, when maybe they've chang- MCA, on the other hand, does not ed their sound, or their image, or CUES TO MUSIC rule out marketing a "singles" CD may be going in a different direc- PITCH CONTROLLABLE compilation. But the existence of tion." REAL TIME CONTROL CDs in the control room brings up Whether it be singles or album another point about album cuts. cuts, Weston sees compact discs as What about those album collections a new vehicle to boost country that may be more readily available record sales. He says it boils down for airplay on CD and which pro- to one thing: "Either it's atilt song grammers are eager to play? or it's not. And if it's a hit song. CD Could that create problems for the is just going to increase the sales." promotion of singles? Weston feels that in the future "Right now, the format just there will be many changes to even see some AMCDS -1000A doesn't call for it," says Hunter. "If come. "I think you'll AUDIOMETRiCS they were going to be playing different configurations besides LESS THAN 64000 album cuts, they'd be playing them CDs, because you're going to see Holds 100 CD's under lock & anyway. They might sound better digital tape come into play." on CD, but I don't look for any Hunter offers a sweeping insight key more stations to do it." Casey on the subject. "I think eventually = cues to music states, "I think that if a radio sta- CDs will end up being the manner accesses any disc, any cut tion wanted to play an album cut, in which everything is done. Some- would play it hilt* vinyl con- day in the future, you're going to P.D. list integrity they allows play figuration." see people pitching songs on CD. I Weston feels differently. "If it's think you will see every form of on CD at this time, it's got a better recorded music available on CD." etc. what - and many other CD's including Sony, Straight Wire Audio, Revox, chance to get rotation, because it's Casey sums it up with a new toy. I don't see it interfering many people have been predicting ATLANTA, GA DALLAS, TX with the new stuff at all. I do think for years. "I don't think we're that (404) 964-1464 (214) 423 -8667 J it is to increase album cut ex- many years away from the LP go- going LOS ANGELE ì, CA CHICAGO, IL ALLIED posure, absolutely. and we're not ing away totally." (818) 843-5052 (312) 794 -0224 Broadcast Equipment opposed." Well, folks, the future is here. know. SEATTLE, WA RICHMOND, IN Shipley says she would like to see Just thought you'd like to P.O. Box 1487 Richmond. IN 47375 by (206) 838 -2705 (317) 962 -8596 radio play fewer oldies and more (This column was co-written 7 album cuts and current singles. "I Katy Bee.) R &R FR IDAY; AUGUST 1, 1986 /49' BLACK/URBAN

WALT LOVE k's There If Conventions You Want It /Conferences: WTLCIIndianapolis PD /personality Jay Johnson also had some thoughts on blacks attending broadcast conven- Do Blacks Attend? tions and whether or not they're being served. "Confer- ences and conventions are very important to those work- ing within the industry," he said. "Unfortunately, those 1986 continues to shape up as the year of conventions. not address enough of the relevent who do not cater specifically to blacks generally don't offer It seems as if more conferences and confabs are taking issues concerning Black and Urban anything for them. That which they do offer blacks seems to radio stations. I also believe that place than ever. What do you think about all of these be segregated in its scope. Here's what I mean: The on- the conferences that are geared events? As it pertains to our format, ly people one wonders 1) do specifically towards Black and who will attend whatever Workshop that has blacks attend? and 2) are they being served? Here are Urban radio still have not come to been designated for blacks are blacks. As you can see, some thoughts from people in the industry who attend con- grips with providing seminar ma- that means there's no intermingling, which, in my opinion, ventions and make decisions about sending others. terial conducive to c'c-sion attend- isn't good for anyone who's in attendance." WBMX/Chicago GM Kernie An- ance and participation. They tend spend Jay continued, Most organiza- derson began, "Conventions and to too much time on enter- opposed to spending tions that put on conferences and conferences are, in general, very tainment, as more time on substance. I would conventions do offer the partici- important to those working within hope that those putting these con- pants a wide variety of educational our industry. As a GM, I'm very ferences together will be sensitive opportunities and networking selective about which conferences growth. They provide the confer- I'll attend and the conferences my to these needs, because each year I find there is a need for more sub- ence -goer a chance to refresh old people will go to. stance." acquaintances and, especially if it's "Our eight -person sales team is a black conference. also allow for sent to two seminars a year - the Kernie feels that some of the some partying. RAB Sales Managers Conference state broadcasting associations When you return home to work, and the RAB Idea -A -Rama. And I sponsor some useful conferences provided you have in fact attended find it extremely helpful. I attend and workshops. He also mentioned some of the panels and work- the various national conventions as the National Black Media Coalition shops, you feel as if you've gotten my schedule allows. and its annual conference, noting, something over your competition "I personally believe that the so- "They put on some very worth- that they can't convey to their au- called major conventions still do Kernie Anderson while workshops." dience, because they failed to at-

tend. I don't know what we'd do without conferences, because they can be very helpful to you and Jay Johnson your station's success. They're More Meaningful about those who go to these func- tions just to socialize and have a "For those of us good time. That group never regis- searching for ters for the conferences, they just Meetings Needed move from one end of the lobby to knowledge, it's there; the other end of the bar. And that's Robert Rosenthal, Editor of the YBPC Newsletter, is Robert added firmly, "The peo- we just have to take just the way it is. For those of us also the author /publisher of "Who's Who In Black Music." ple planning these conferences the time to make searching for knowledge, it's there; we just have to take time Additionally, he is involved in the planning of the YBPC's should put more time and effort in- the to bringing in quality the sessions of to make the sessions of impor- Annual Awards & Scholarship Banquet and the Annual experts to speak. If they aren't going to do importance to us." tance to us." Convention that will be held this year in Houston Novem- that, then I don't think they should Jay also mentioned that it's a ber 14-16 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. have a conference. If you can't give shame that so many outsiders are When asked for some of his the people some knowledge for part of our industry and they'll moving through these convention thoughts about our industry's con- their money and time, then what always be there in some form." hotels and hanging out in the ventions and conferences, Robert use is it? Over the years I've seen Jay at a record company hospitality suites. said, "There's a lot to be done to "After attending a number of number of these events and he's "So many civilians, or maybe I make these events more meaning- events," mused Robert, "I've always in the first or second row of should say people out of the in- ful for the participants. begun to think about the possibility every session of interest. He said, dustry, are invading our confer- "Those who decide whether or of several organizations taking the "Conventions and conferences ences. That sort of thing needs to not to send their employees to a best of their own respective con- are a necesary commodity for peo- be curtailed by the conference conference should first consider ferences to put together one big ple who go to learn. We all know organizers." the cost effectiveness of sending convention." the individuals. Going to confer- ences, in my opinion, is an invest- ment in an employee and to the business." "As a manager of a company ACTION that's going to spend $800 -$1400 per employee to attend a conference, I Robert Rosenthal Declaring that "radio has a duty to post at WOIC /Columbia and is expect- to present the Motor City Music Cele- just think that either a short or use its influence to support the corn - ed to resurface again shortly ... Re- bration in Detroit last weekend, featur- longterm munity in return on this investment the industry." its efforts to depopularize cent college grad Nina Lewis is now ing Ruffin & Kendrlcks, Martha should be realized by the company. On the subject of blacks being drug usage," Young Black Program- an Account Executive for Gospel Reeves, Atlantic Starr, Chuck Berry, If they don't think their employee served when attending conferences mers Coalition President Tommy WZAM /Virginia Beach, where she's Bo Diddley and the O'Jays. is going to come back with newly and conventions, Robert said, Marshall has announced that organi- also worked on -air. acquired knowledge that will bene- "Conferences must be more specif- zation's anti -drug program. Stations WZAK/Cleveland, which already fit himself and the company, then ic with the information that they are being encouraged to use "get KIIZ/Killeen recently threw a free does a "For Lovers Only" program, the - manager shouldn't send him. are disseminating to participants. I high on life ... say no to drugs" as concert at Ft. Hood featuring Roger has added "Pillow Talk," featuring soft Thekeys to a successful convention think blacks are being served, but one of their slogans, and artists are Troutman & Zapp and the Rose Bros. ballads and jazz from 9.10pm Mon- are offering knowledge to take the quality of service could be being lined up to cut anti -drug PSAs Anheuser -Busch picked up the cost day- Thursday. WZAK has also intro- back to one's own organization and greatly improved to include people for the YBPC. of the show to promote Bud Lite. Bud- duced the "Z -93 Mix Party" for two -meeting other individuals within and subjects of more substance." Floyd Blackwell has left the MO weiser also teamed with an AC station hours on Friday nights. 50/.R &R.FRIDAY, AUGUST 1,.1986 THE HEART AND SOUL OF KEPI G

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DONT PANIC Dealing With A Head-On Competitor

"The next thing you have to do is their minds those challengers have So there you are: fat, can attack. attack yourself - always defending found a weakness they happy, and the AC leader in against a possible attack. You go If that established AC doesn't know your market. Then some- out and truly try to develop strate- what it is, it'd better find out. If it's where from left field, a new gies to beat yourself. You put your- had an established research pro- the street, so to speak, gram, it'll know if it has any weak- station comes into town . . . self across and what they are. If they and they're going right for and look at your own station very nesses objectively and really know what don't, that causes the kneejerk you. your vulnerabilities could perhaps reaction." I asked Surrey Consulting & Re- be, and then fix them before some- What You Can Do search President Roger Wimmer body attacks them. continually studying and Jim Woodyard, VP/Marketing "It's all part of the whole process Aside from new and evaluating its for the Research Group the dos and of being out in front of what might the station and Wood- don'ts of dealing with a new head - occur. Stations with very few vul- impact, both Wimmer one thing the on competitor. nerabilities never get beaten by of- yard agree that more fensive attacks. If you don't have leader should do is promote Don't Press The have planned. vulnerabilities in the two or three heavily than it may Roger Wimmer Jim Woodyard lot has to do Panic Button areas that are most important to Said Wimmer, "A and stantly and through some sort of budget. You "What happens most often is that ly have that desire to compete your target, you won't get beaten. with your promotional schedule are always staying in em- stations get too nervous too quick- are ready for an attack at all times, You might get a couple of points need to have added promotion looking That's the touch. Otherwise, your contact is strong points ly," said Wimmer. "They may you're forward. knocked off by a good strong at- phasizing your - limited to calls you get at the sta- to you have their whole format set, re- attitude you should have. tack, but you're not going to get why people should listen thing impor- tion from listeners. You can't base station, not just the searched, and in place. Then when "The second that's knocked off your hill. over any other with major decisions on that limited increase your a new competitor comes in, they tant is keeping in touch that "Be sure you protect your key new guy. If you can't feedback. It has to be an ongoing to at least start changing things before they target audience at all times so you people. Make sure you have them promotion, you have who is coming at philosophy." the most out of know what the reaction in the can know just under contract so they can't be realign it to get to tell, Wimmer cautions that the lead- to spend. market is to the new station. It's a you. Sometimes it's hard stolen away by the new competi- what you're able with the hybrid of ing station has to exercise restraint "If you're at- kneejerk reaction before any im- especially types tion. That could really hurt you. Woodyard added, before reacting to a new station. know are im- pact is really known. The biggest formats that are coming around "Naturally, if your station is in- tacked in areas you "Most good AC stations already have to ,r mistake a station can make is do- now. It's vital that you always vulnerable, chances are the new portant to your target, you have ongoing callouts. It's just a without emo- ing things without knowing why know how you and your competi- station has done research that tells respond. You plan im- matter of adding open-ended ques- with emotion. they're doing them." tors are doing in areas that are them that, and that would prevent tion, but respond I tion at the end so they can tell you if it takes dollars Woodyard added, "Many sta- portant to the listener. As said them from getting in the ring with "Most of the time the new station is really a factor. tions panic, especially when before, a station should always de- you in the first place." that are unbudgeted to respond. "If the station doesn't do callout, of they're attacked in areas that fend only against those things in at- For example, if playing a lot In they need to do some sort of might not be important. You have tacks that might come in areas im- Keeping Touch then music is important to your target, Wimmer said. "If they to sit back and ask yourself if portant to target listeners, and Both Wimmer and Woodyard study," and a new station comes on playing want to spend the money you're being attacked in areas that really encourage attacks that are point to regular perceptual re- don't more music, you have to respond. have to wait for a can really hurt you. You have to not important. For example, if search as being central to an- there, they'll That could mean cutting back the book to come out. A station should hours of know if what the new station is do- playing a lot of music is important ticipating an attack. This would in- commercial load, doing wait through least one book be- is that's really im- to you, then you always need to de- clude regular callout telephone stu- at straight music, and promoting ing something major portant to your listeners." fend that. If carrying a lot of sports dies, focus groups, and so on. In- fore even considering those strengths more. If you're the changes. Wimmer pointed out, "It's amaz- reports is not important to you and credibly, even in many major mar- leader, you don't have to give away "You to good ing that some stations are willing a station comes on with lots of kets, stations stop researching also have take a as much as the challenger, but you to sacrifice so easily what's taken sports, you already know from do- when they achieve some success. look at yourself and make sure have to respond somehow. them a long time to establish." ing your homework that you Woodyard commented, "You you're really doing what you've "Spending the money is a good shouldn't worry about it. In fact, need to have a real system for do- been promising. If a new station return on the investment in the Don't Be A Sitting Duck you're going to encourage it." ing research, so you're doing it con- goes after the dominant AC, in long run. A station that's not will- necessary dollars Of course, it stands to reason ing to spend the lose. The that if the leader has been doing its has to be prepared to homework and staying on its toes, ownership or corporate people into the situa- it would be less vulnerable to an of- have to be plugged ACCELERATION that you're fensive attack. tion. They must realize on top, and it's going to take some sonality at WNCIIColumbus. Kevin, Auctioning Off The PD Woodyard points out several Montreux Bound money to stay there. It's a lot less plan for an at- who replaces Drew Hayes, now with WOMCIDetrolt PD (and eligible ways a station can Even KBLXISan Francisco was a expensive to prepare for attacks have to look at WMAGIChicago, says the show has a Jay Clark put himself on tack. "What you little surprised at the enormous re- bachelor) before they happen than to defend is he said. "What fun, mass appeal flavor featuring cele- the bidding block to help raise money first attitude," sponse to a recent contest where the against them." to that sta- brities, humorous bits, and such. for the March of Dimes. Local bache- you needed to do prior station gave away four trips for two to Woodyard reminded, "The key is you is what's lors, ranging in age from their late 20s tion coming after the internationally famous Montreux having your homework done up- You have to think 50, put together special date really important. Jazz Festival in Switzerland. To quali- Etch To Success to over front, rather than panicking at the in of the packages. Jay and his date, Linda Ho- about your strategy terms fy, listeners waited to hear specific WNDE/Washington recently co- last minute when you're attacked. and the motivation of the bart, took a limo to the WOMC Hot Air attitude songs, then sent in a card with the sponsored an "Etch A Sketch -off" That gets back to knowing what's management team, and Balloon, followed the balloon ride with station's song and when they heard it to KBLX. with the Art Company. Fifty con- going on in the marketplace so the success of the sta- a picnic, then extended the date to the fact that The winners were selected via an on- testants were selected from cards you're not taken by surprise. be measured by dinner and dancing. Linda bid $1400 tion should never air drawing. mailed to the station and sketched for "Research the backgrounds of and for the honor what they were yesterday Meanwhile, across the Bay at K101, the grand prize: an Etch A Sketch companies buying stations in your what they are today. If you mea- a $38,000 Jaguar XJ-S was given Animator, a microprocessor -based Affection Connection marketplace, what their M.O. is. sure your goals from where you away in K101's Key Artist Contest. drawing toy that lets you create mov- Angeles's Nancy Plum what they've done in other mar- were in the past, you tend to focus KFI /Los Runners -up received $101 in cash. ing cartoons. plays matchmaker every weekend kets. If you're prepared, you have on that. What we feel you need to that could Contestants competed in technical with callers on a show called "Affec- all the scenarios covered focus on as the market leader is the plans A Really Big Show and freestyle categories, with the tion Connection." On the July 5 edi- possibly happen, with battle future. That forces you to study up in WTVNIColumbus debuts "The combined scores determining the win- tion a couple which met on the pro- on how you'll respond drawn what potentially could happen in advance. Then you don't need to the marketplace that would have Really Big Show," featuring new host ner. The rest of the details are, yep, a gram in April announced they'd be ty- ing the knot. panic " -an effect on your share. If you real- Kevin Gossett, former midday per- little sketchy. 52/ R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 MARKETPLACE

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OPENINGS OPENINGS OPENINGS OPENINGS NATIONAL MAJOR MARKET SUNBELT STATION REGIONAL MANAGER - National Associa- tion of Broadcasters has an opening in its Radio Due to the large number of placements of our registrants Looking for top-notch morning talent - "No Department for a Regional Manager for the of radio stations across the and the increased demand Zookeepers" ... present market size and for- Northeastern territory. Duties include all radio is in need of qualified personnel for vir- country, NATIONAL mat unimportant. Cassette and resume only to membership activity in the region, including tually all radio positions, particularly news people and an- Peterson Media, 3397 Wrightwood Drive, providing service to existing members, serve as nouncers, for small, medium, and major markets. We are 91604. Studio City, CA No Calls. a liaison with state associations, and serve as female If you are serious- also short of qualified personnel. region's representative to NAB. Qualifications ly a move, contact NATIONAL now. For complete seeking will include an understanding of broadcasting including brochure and registration form information operations, knowledge of sales techniques, pre- enclose $1 postage /handling to: ACTH OW! vious telemarketing experience and broadcast NATIONAL BROADCAST TALENT COORDINATORS experience. NAB offers excellent salary and s a benefits. Send resume and salary requirements Dept. R., P.O. Box 20551 Birmingham, AL 35216 12051822-9144 U 4 J to Ann Miller, NAB, 1771 N St., NW, w e Washington, DC 20036. An EOE M/F w w EDITOR - NAB is seeking an Editor for RadloActive, w the monthly Radio publication. Duties will include total SuperSpots - the nation's leading radio & television spot and program produc- EAST w responsibility for editorial content and production of the tion company - is expanding and seeks an audio engineer trainee Voice work not w periodical, and other member services publications and CT coastal CHR/AC has fulhims opening. T &R: Brett Richards, necessary. Keyboard skills and music composition a plus. CHR and/or AOR w promotional projects as assigned. Previous editorial ex- 0 -96, 64 Wall St., Norwalk, CT 06650. No calls. EOE 17.251 background a must. Apply by sending sample tape, resume with references, sala- w perience, excellent writing skills and knowledge of broad- ry requirements and letter to Joe Kelly, SupersSpots, 216 W. Ohio, Chi- w WOW seeks on-ek telem/PO upbeat FSA. Rush T &R: Rich Sut- casting are preferred. NAB offers excellent salary and 11566 or cago, IL 60610. Excellent benefits and opportunities for the future Please, no a ton, 1240 Broadcast Plaza, Merrick, NY 15161 benefits. Send resume and salary requirement to Ann 623-1240 EOE 17 -25) calls. EOE w Miller, NAB, 1771 N St., NW, Washington, DC w Soak adult, furry bit-oriented, warm, creative morning man. 20036. An EOE MT SUPEPSPOTS w Winning company. Great bucks. Great place to live. TEA: Box 929. Lewiston, ME 04240. EOE (7 -25) -54/ R&R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 OPPORTUNITIES

OPENINGS OPENINGS OPENINGS OPENINGS ACM medum ceder seeks pamime air personality. Ability an opening for a irshih/wodlctbn prime time Top experienced news pro. Winning W TMX/reelo ho Miller. WWCK, 3217 Lapeer Rd.. Seek takecteoge, reac0Ve, 1 IN Prue, Box 954, Tupelo, MS for prime erne. The: Mark 929. for right person. T&R: J. Michael company, great bucks. Great place to live. Resume: Box Flint. MI 48503. EOE 1611 38802. FOE 18-11 Lewiston, ME 04240. EOE 18-11 WFLY PD for AM CHR in Bitm County format. Experienced AE WIN proven track record Seek up -bnyo morning entanánar for hip CHR PD who Resume: LEADING CHICAGO AC WXKX, Opening for enthusiastic ingham metro. Must be shark. Quick advancement. Good money, great benefit. T&R: Gerry McCracken, in Albany, New Box 480, Dora. AL 35062. FOE 18 -11 for America's BEST Morning Ta- Parkersburg, WV 26102. EOE 18 -11 wants to prove himself Looking Box 368. original. Indivi- applicant will have for lent, Fun, entertaining, York, The successful Experienced salas manager wM proven track record Caen, to dual or team. Send tapes & resumes to 19807 marketing vision, both on-air and regard- 5000wí AM CHR im Birmingham metro. Caeca advancement player. T&P Bob Grayson 3677. Wilmington. DE GM possible. CALL: 12051 648 -6488 FOE 18-11 Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park no calls. EOE I8 -11 community involvement. Will also ing West, #374, Los Angeles, CA 90067 team. TAR: Gery 'for need to guide on -air morning Smug motet ear TX combo seeks ND /repdrter. NJ's swig Canal station seeks adult air personalities 938-6789 EOE 40, Newton. an up- McNamara, Box AA, Marshall, TX 75670 or 12141 full & pamime work. T&R: Johnny Fox. WIXL, Box Mid -20s salary with benefits. Join EOE 1811 NJ 07860. FOE 1611 and-corning station! Send inquiries to Jeff im- Set Amarillo on Brel 7pm- midnight flamethrower sought seeks AC personalty. TAR: Bob Day. Box Johnson, JHAN HIBER & ASSOCIATES, WCPAICInMIeld mediately for CHR 108 -KISS FM. Rush T &R: Peter Stewart OM, CHIEF ENGINEER/ 1032, CleaHield. PA 16830. 60E18-11 Rancho Lane, Suite 202. 26384 Carmel Box 8580, Amarillo, TX 79114, EOE 18-11 ANNOUNCER EOE Nang, bMaNnted. warm, creative morning man. Carmel, CA 93923. Seek tait, GSM for new 1001m FM. Consultant sell. Teacher 6 motivator. KLUM -FM RADIO STATION company, bucks. &udhamAbrarne, great plea Winning greet Some equity possible. Undiscovered market of 100,000. candidate will supervise all Box 929, Lewiston, ME 04240, EOE 18-11 The successful to live. T &R: Resume: KELI, Box 3834, San Angelo, TX 76902. FOE 18l I installation, operation and maintenance of .aught for cents NY AC. Must have strong pro, and per- PM meanie, Experienced air pneality /awapram. T &R: Tony Dean. broadcast equipment; assure technical nigh visibility. T &R: all Tynan PD. WELM, 1705 Lake HOT NORTHEAST CHR diction & WWDM, Boo 38, Sumter, SC 29151. EOE 1811 sonnel compliance with all FCC rules and St., Elmira, NY 14901 or 16071 733-5626 60E18-11 Hot CHR in Northeast medium market regulations; assist with the instruction of stu- morning personality one-person news depearrnt seeks that /Ixeduedan. Join a talented seeking humorous Smell market. approxi- NH AC vents midday larsolewy willing to team. T &R: Bill Thompson, WAFC. dents, volunteers and staff; and devore regions. T &R: Mike and interest in com- energetic person Cn one of NH's fastest growing with good production Box 2106. Clewiston, FL 33440. EOE 18 -11 mately ten percent of time to the maintenance Trembly, WKNE. Box 466, Keene, NH 03431. FOE 18-11 munity involvement. Good bucks for right and of campus TV facility. Experi- drive per- operation pro. RUSH T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 G -104 continues to march for the right afternoon Sr beautiful mid -ME. Immediate open- ence in required. Please Seek Wham announcer Angeles, our winning team. TAR: Bill Sl.John, Boo 570, Mpknocket, ME 04482. Century Park West, #396, Los sonality to join ing. T &R. Mke Hale PO, Box 1240, submit a resume to the Personnel O63ce, 90087. EOE Gedaen, AL 35902. EOE 18-11 EOE 18 -11 CA Lincoln University, 820 Chestnut Street, AM/FM soaks cresdv. A organized continuity director. Send 99-WOMF, seeks moral g show host. Prime tire for a Jefferson City, MO 65101 no later than Hot nits samples A resume. Jeff Bowman, WSLOMBLC, Box 6002, & community service. TM: Equal /Af- CHR personality with class, humor, calls. EOE 18-11 August 15, 1880. An Opportunity FOE 18-11 Roanoke, VA 24017 no Micheal Neff, Box 1410, Schenectady, NY 12301. firmative Action Employer. manager A salespersons immediately. Contact: in beautiful aree. Convene. Seek Mee ND sought! Growing college town Green. KV, 15021 843-3212 Col- Dean Maggard. NSW. Bowling is good) Great second job. TM: News, Box 888, State /Portsmouth, ton AOR /CHR - WHEB -FM EOE I8 -11 lege. PA 16804. EOE 18-11 NH Is looking for a creative Afternoon KDXR/Amaalo AOR seeks TAR, for definite fulltims opening PROGRAM DIRECTOR with good copy for AM/FM combo in college Drive Personality. T&R and production NDI Motivated three years' experience, please. T &R: Paul Michaels, needs Country Box 391, Clarion, PA 120, At least Midwest market leader town. T &R: Jeff Brown PO, WWCH, samples to: Jeff Left PD, P.O. Dos EOE Box 1478, Lake Meredith, TX 79008. 18.11 /Program Director. 18214. EOE 18 -11 Portsmouth. NS 08801. Salary negotia- Morning Personality Send tape and resume to Radio & Rec- ogeitgs. an positions, AC. Winning M. ble. EOE New PD. Mandate Los etude most inpMant! T&R: WJBZ, 1862 State St. Erteaon, ords, 1930 Century Park West, #403, erdgeport, CT 06805. EOE 18 -11 Angeles, CA 90067. EOE. No beginners.

ON -AIR PD /PROMOTIONS NEW ENGLAND ROCK STATION special opportunity for very special Seeks a highly creative Production Direc- r i`J:Jrjfj Very HOUYO, Tens, in seeks state -of- KSRR, MaNIe comnunkatlos talent, Leading AC FM Northeast tor, Multi- voice, able to work ROCK 103, is searching one of America's premier adult dirk stations, is bolting WIQB, Ann Arbor's experienced, research -oriented team play- the-art equipment, harmonizer & creative Personality. friendly and mature air personality, with broad- for a talented Afternoon Drive er, with good ideas and people skills, to copy. Off air position, salary negotiable. Ion a our morning sires Must be a team player and do great production. Group. Send re- samples to: Radio based appeal to anchor and direct join top -notch Broadcast Send resume and work T&R to: Brent Alberts, Open team. If you have the 10letf and the commirent ... No calls EOE- sume, station aircheck, and program- & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box 8605, only) and resume to: Andy Ben- atlorm Manager, WIQB, PO ming /marketing philosophy to Radio & #404, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE Send tape (cassette Men, KSRR, 1020 Holcombe Blvd Sonie 1201, `Ann Arbor, MI 48107. Records, 1930 Century Park West, #395, a HoYO, TX 77030. EOE Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE SOUTH MIDWESTERN BROADCAST GROUP FM AC St km edbte opening for one- MORNING WHLI 1100AM RkMlacd'e top-rated Strong Midwestern broadcast group set on-one s for 6-11pm. Major market. T&R: Dave Dillen. WE2S, n 812 Moorefield Perk Drive, Richmond, VA COUNTRY PERSONALITY to expand future openings for all shifts, in- WKJY 98FM 23236 60E17-25/ For Gulf Coast station. MOST cluding news. Send T &R to Radio & Rec- DJ. Send tape & resume ords, 1930 Century Park West, #399, /COPYWRITER Two rove openings Top -rated modern County seeks two corn BE EXPERIENCED PRODUCTION EOE on yesterday. T &R: WPAP, Jim Dooley Calve Box to PO Bos 278, W, Myers, FL 33902. A Los Angeles, CA 90067. Long Island's 11DP Stations ... WKJY/WHLI 2288, Panama City, FL 32402. EOE 17 -251 300,000 metro community. YES, the mon- .. need strong Production/copywriter per- have two ex- ey is very good! EOE son. Great opportunity to move up from medi- Sent staff announcer for CHIT. Must years' T &R: Bob Lima OM, WYMIPNOID Bo 4806 Bil um marker. Send production and copy samples perience, MS 38535. EOE 17 -251 IMMEDIATE OPENING to: WKJYIWHII, 384 Clinton St., Hemp- 40 miles out of Nashville. Prefer Midwest FM CHR /AOR needs air person- NY 11550. No calls please. EOE M/F Mamtge at CNR uni meeker. PD FOR SUNBELT CHR Mead, Mata: 16151 3363636 for in University market over local person. PBP helpful. Call Gary Experience preferred. Skills: Manage - ality FM before Ian. EOE 18 -11 ment, programming, positioning, strategy, 100,000. Good production skills required, station is top rated. Send cassette and Adult metalgb stator .ante wvotaaw with a "mature sound" marketing, music research, on-air. Class C or engineer- to Radio & Records, 1930 Century for morning drive. A plus il interest also lies in Mee FM. Strong radio war. Killer instinct. EEO resume BOSTON MORNINGS! EOE ing. T&R: WKWF. 7 McDonald Ave., Key Wet, FL 33040. Radio & Records, Park West, #390, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Major company seeks a warm, friendly employer. Send T &R to 18.11 Park #397, Los An- EOE mature AC communicator to wake up a 1930 Century West, for possible a WNMB/N. Myrtle Beach la new eceeptIng T &Rs geles, CA 90067. great city. Major Market experience T &R: openings Production, screamers or pseudo - musts No yuckers, 4 Re AvecurrentN MynbtBeech. C 29582. EOE 1x18 comics, please. Help build a winning team! Send T &R to Radio & Records, MIDWEST least one Sales experience. Park West, #402, Los SSespwam for FM. Requires et year 1930 Century Resume: Nick Puddicomba, a Must have good driving record. Fisch massing for exceptional announcer. Energetic, warm, Angeles, CA 90067. EOE FL EOE 18.11 WINK, Box 331. Ft. Myers, 33802. relatable performer with e team attitude. MW University 7y KRM6 market. T&R: KASI /KCCO, PD. Box 728, Ames, IA 50010.EOE 17.251 Are you good enough to be Production Director of (lYDe1 AE. WXUS/Leleyette. Experienced cater, sell-motivated with sta- proven track record. Existing list eveibbb. Resume: GM, Box one of the Southwest's highest-rated radio SLJnny99 7093, Lafayette. IN 47903 or 131714M-1566 FOE 17 -251 tions? 74KRMG seeks a quality talent who can conceive, write, and produce the best commercials Redo maiming conWtenh young rigoreserva contemporary Country FM seeks qualified salesperson. Resume: WYTE. Box and promos in town Must possess good pipes, ad- WI 54481. EOE 17 -251 PROGRAM DIRECTOR 956. Steven Point, ministrative skills, and an aggressive, motivated Need strong ratings -con- T&R: Group owned FM - only FM AC in the market Needed ASAPI Sel.motivated. aggressive news editor. attitude. Some fill-in airwork is required. We're a Chris Caine, 16 KCRG Radio, Box 816, Cedar Rends. IA - knows how to win. winning team with a landmark, 50,000 watt Full- scious person. Skilled leadership 52408. EOE 18-11 Service AM and a new, up-and-coming FM. If tape and resume to: seeks afternoon talent/prOdoc0en Send Coned IL anus pewrhawe you're good, let us know, Send T &R to: TM: Randy Run- E. Danis, VP/GM pro for future opening. Let me hear your best. Brian de OM, WSWT. Box 3335, Peoria, IL d61614. EOE 1811 Kelly fork Hudson Broadcasting Corporation 74KRMG Radio Fug.* openng for eaaptbnn ennouawar. Energetic. warm. A 7136 S. Yak P.O. Box 3433 relatable performer with a team attitude. MW university market. Harrisburg, PA 17105 TAR. PD. Box 728, Ames. IA 50010. EOE 18-11 Tulsa, OK 74130 No calls EOE M/f Now amend. TAR. fa hot AC & CHR clients. Rush TAR: employer. 1775 Woodrow CI., Wichita, KS 67203. EOE Hudson Broadcasting is proud to be an equal opportunity James Media, 1B -11 R&R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986/55 OPPORTUNITIES i OPENINGS OPENINGS POSITIONS SOUGHT POSITIONS SOUGHT PRIME OPENINGS Greater Cincinnati PD /MD /announcer. 15 years' experience, I've been to the mountain! Seeking futher highs. Female top five WEST dependable. Production. CHR/AC. Now! SCOTT: 15131 market. Working but will make available. ROBIN: 12121 AVAILABLE NOW! 528 -6316 18 -11 807 -5547 18 -11 AM Drive, Production and more. Medium Air talent/production wizard. Pros only. Real ratings winner. Who knows what craziness kaks in the hearts of listeners? The Versatile experienced talent seeks the right medium to medi- T &R: Jim Nelly, KXGO, Drawer QQ, Arcata, CA 95521. EOE market change in format brings exciting Kidd knows) A high energy CHR air personality. KIDD NORD- um /small market opportunity. AC /Gold /Country/PBP. DAVE 17 -251 opportunities to the creative, energetic HOFF: 1213) 530 -7426 18-1) M UR DOC K: 1305) 275-6054 18 -11 pro, ready to make the move. Send T &R Soft AOR in Rocky Mountain resort seeks announcer /sports primarily to Radio 'Bodkin/major market sound. 12 years' experience, director. Nonsmoker. No PBP. T &R: Jeff Woodruff, KMTN, Box & Records, 1930 Century Park CHR/AC. Seek evening shift & production. Willing to relocate. 927, Jackson Hole, WY 83001. EOE (7 -251 West, #392, Los Angeles, CA 90067. GREGG HICKSON: 1904) 351 -1932 18 -11 CHIEF ENGINEER EOE 17 years experience high -power FM and AM Northern AZ's top -rated CHR seeks experienced, creative morn- Ready to world Four years' experience. CHR/AOR/AC. Small to directional, microwave, satellite, studio and ing talent. T &R: Sean Conrad PD, KISS FM. Box 10, Cotton- TOO! market. Also strong in production. SANTO: 13051 or market. wood, AZ 86326. EOE 17 -25) 752 -8303 18 -1) audio. Seeking group chief major AC PRODUCTION PO Box 3191 Grand Rapids, MI 49501- Regional 100 kw CHR seeks AM drive star. Clever, crazy but i 3191. not stupid. T &R: Dan Kelly, Box 740, Cortez, CO 81321. EOE PROGRAM DIRECTOR 17.251 Small market, satellite in MAJOR MARKET OM/PD Northern CA AC with strong emphasis on news seeks news an- AC beautiful NW Country PD available now) Top 35 experience. Have all skills. chor good news & -up 4 Winning CHR background, start -ups in oldies 4 with delivery. gathering, follow skills. III seeks talented, ambitious person for Produc- Excellent with music. Promotions a plus. Formerly KWEN, T &R. Tom Guarino, KPAY, 2654 Cramer Ln., Chico, CA 4 tion/Program Director. Strong production and country. Businessoriented, people grower, KKAT, WMNI/WRMZ. ROB RYAN: 1614) 761 -2918 18-11 95928. EOE 18 1) in events talents a must. Good pay and great opportunity 4 low jock turnover, heavy experience Anchorage, AK: 15 -year pro wants to settle family in your area. CHR, has fulltime,open- áproduction,pro detaillfollow- through/delegation KEZY, Orange County's an upcoming to move into major market properties for right Any format, can overnight. JJ SCOTT: 1319) 326-3577 18 -11 ,ng. T &R. Jeff Salgo, 1190 E Ball Rd.. Anaheim. CA 92805. individual. Tape and resume to 4011/2 Sher 4 my specialties. 13 years at 2 stations ... short EOE 181 seeks man Avenue, Coeur d'Alene, 83814 I on job- hunting skills, long on references in- 4 Anchor /reporter, Temple grad, experienced, employed, 4 cluding present employers. Beginning to gather 4 news position in SE. Call before noon. CHERYL: 16091 Kl1PD-KUKO/Phoerix is now accepting T &Rs & photos for 882 -5650 18 -1) future full & parttime openings. AOR /Urban/news positions. 4 moss ... firing myself to seek new challenge. 4 T &R: Ernesto Gladden, 1900 W. Carmen, Tempe, AZ 85283. 4 Call for mailer: Complete write -up on manage- Production isn't dead! It's sleeping) Wake it up with Mick Oliver. EOE 18 -11 ment style, philosophies, analytical skills exam- 4 Tired of reverb? Voice processing? Music beds nobody pie (Denver spring Birch market analysis.) 4 understands? CALL: 13121 849 -0404 18 -11 Y-94/Fargo-Moorhead is accepting T &R's for a midday /MD AWA opening. T &H. Stan Mao, Box 2466. Fargo, ND 58103. EOE Roger Mundy (303) 238 -3902. Haddworking PD /MD seeks longterm commitment with your WESTERN CITIES IF 18 -11 BROADCASTING Country or AC station. Prefer the MW. MICHAEL: 16151 729 -3844 18-11 Sales position. top AM /FM on CA coast. Live in paradise if you WESTERN CRIES IS BACK!! can sell like hell. Resume: KKAL/KZOZ, Box 220, Arroyo 18 years' solid pm experience. Mornings/production/PD/ND & British DJ. who can't speak Arabic but can get you numbers, We are looking for a killer Morning Personality for our Grande, CA 93420. EOE 18.11 copy. Family, stable, available today. Medium/large markets, now in Pittsburgh; seeks CHR/AOR in CA medium market. soon in Denver. We are also look- new station signing on any location. LARRY KAY: 17171 653 -2500 18-1) DON: 13041 925 -7989 18-11 Future possible f lltine opening et personality AOR. T &R: John ing for other staff members, including News and cher Edwards, KROU. Box 818, Laramie, WY 82070. EOE 18 -11 company with foresight. on-air positions. Send tape and resume to Richard C. It's time for phase II. Small market PM driver seeks new & big- Innovative, Iced worker seals stably with promotions. PD/MD expenence. Upbeat & conversa- Cities Broadcasting, PO Box ger challenge. CALL: 1717) 597 -9239 I8-11 Great Top -feted continuous Country has fulltime opening. T &R: Ran- Phalan, Western tional. Not a screamer. CARL JAMES: 17171 823-198618-11 dy Hood. KFMS, 1555 E. Flamingo Suite 435, Las Vegas, NV 143, 1482 East Valley Road, M intecdo, CA Five years' eminence in top 20 merket. Production/continuity/ no 89119 calls. EOE 18 -1) 93108. EOE /MF No calls please. copywriter, part/fulltime personality. Will relocate. DENNIS Sall seek gig in Agents or ADI. Major markeVMD experience. SULLIVAN: 1718) 330-0991 I8 -1) CHR/AC,Country. For T &R, TOM: 1404) 242 -9367 18 -11 Future posalbls flame openings at music- intensive AC. T &R: KEZR, Box 2337, Dan Jose, CA 95109. EOE 18-11 No BSI Jock with six years' experience AOR /CHR/AC seeks PD with winning ratings record, quality promotions, production major/medium market. West coast voice /promotion. CALL: & top 10 market experience available. 14 years' experience. in is T WEST COAST CHR PersonMity AC WY accepting &Rs for possible future 1408¡ 887 -9104 18-1) MARK HILL: 1503) 476 -4839 IB -11 openings. Two or three years' experience a must. T &R: Jim Looking for additional key air talent. If Seybert OM, KOLL, 31615 S. Gillette Ave., Gillette, WY 82716. your desire is to be the best and work with Air talent available. Four years' experience in NY area. Diverse CHR/AC /Country. 12-year proven on -air winner/production pro EOE IB-1) includes top 15 market. Needs it yesterday. Easy but not a staff whose goals match yours, rush format abilities. Will travel. KEN FRANK, 1516¡ 485-949218-11 that cheap! CALL: 16181 337 -1795 18 -11 tape and resume to Radio & Records, Seek experienced traffic watch reporter /pilot. Secure career op- High energy. enthusiastic, ton worker. Seek air personality/ portunity for right person. Knowledge of Phoenix streets a big 1930 Century Park West, #400, Los production anywhere in U.S. small /medium. CHR /AC /Urban. Jock with over five years' experience seeks gig with plus. CALL: 483 EOE -11 1602) -8797 18 Angeles, CA 90067. EOE REGGIE: 12131 737-0858 (8-11 community- minded station. AC preferred. MIKE: 13141 432 -1949 or 487 -7339 18 -11 Working MD & latrdght Jodo ready to relocate to SW. Present- NEWS DIRECTOR ly at album oriented Country in LA. T&R on request. JERRY Did your talk have a bed book? I've had four great books. Let's e Suburban San Francisco FM in need of DO W NEY: 1318) 457 -3041 18-1) talk. JOHN LEVITT. 15181 477 -4108 18 -11 NEWSPERSON WEST streetwise news director to cover local COAST Califonria in need newsperson Female classical music program producer, writer, announcer news in rapidly growing area. Must CHR of who communicates information, not just seeks permanence, benefits. Five years' experience. BA degree. have experience in both gathering and Seven years advertising. JULIE LANE: 13071 754-9768 18-11 airing local news. Tape and Resume reads straight copy. If you're an expert we need your tape and resume yesterday! JEFF YOUNG Conversational morning personality. Great character bits & to: Box 27772, Concord, CA 94520. EOE RUSH to Radio & Records, 1930 Century phone skills. Let roe make your ratings! MARK: 19041 725 -6950 after noon weekdays I8 -1) Park West, #401, Los Angeles, CA ND, WHTZ RKO Nets 90067. EOE ABC News Bright, energetic. topical & one hell of a funny guy. AOR or CHR. Ready for medium or large market. DEAN JACKSON: KFWB NEWS 1218) 847 -5624 18 -11 98 oa (203) 622 -9168 Stable self-starter seeks great second job. Two years' modern KFWB, a Westinghouse Broadcasting All News Radio Country, plus intern. CHR experience. AC /CHR preferred. All of- Station in Hollywood, Calif., has an immediate opening AM DRIVE PERSONALITY learn. Seek announcer position. Beginner but talented, willing to fers considered. JEFF: 1503) 582 -4568 18.11 for an experienced Sales Service Director/Traffic Programming position medium market. LISA: 1412( 461 -0310 18 -11 Manager. This position carries heavy responsibility in Top Country station is seeking AM drive ATTN. PDs: The douh)s "K," Kurt Kelly is ready to win for you. personality to build station around. Strong Hear the voice that over one million people heard in the NY Six years in CHR/AOR. Don't wait, call today: 1904) 385 -2363 all aspects d the Traffic Department. The candidate must metro area on D. TRAPP: -11 6/29/86. 12011 472 -5188 I8 IB-11 have at least 5 years pria major market traffic experience show prep, production skills, promotions and have impeccable references. Competitive salary and follow -thru. Good pipes and public appear- Hardworking volunteer with two years' air talent experience Pro on the loose) Experienced MD with CHR /AC background. a seeks small /medium market West Coast. Air talent/sales in AC/ Adaptable format. Excellent production skills. Available benefits. Send resume to Liz Canterna, KFWB, 6230 ance abilities must. Send T &R to Radio to any CHR /AOR. SCOTT: 1503) 345-0034 18 -11 now. TONY: 1318) 792-204418-1) Yucca Street, Los Angeles, CA., 90028. EOE & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #398, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE AOR pro with top 60 market experience, tight production, Seek sterol Available December 16. Announcer with produc l,fWlN' to relatable personalty ready move into stable station now. Lion & news experience. In or around Atlanta, please call. JOHN: 1312) 262 -3773 18-11 DOROTHY: 1504( 488-9365. T &R available I8 -11

PO /marring personality. 15 -year pro. Former Y-96 /Norfolk, XL- Aggressive, dependable, versatile. PBP, DJ, copywriting, pro- 102 /Richmond seeks medium /major market CHR/AC. Available duction. Will relocate anywhere. Me behind a mike is a sound POSITIONS SOUGHT ROBBINS: now. GARY 1804) 741 -6922 18-1) you'll like. DAN: 1606) 874-8005 or 478-917418-11

Seekktg a good humored communicator for your medium or Press the flesh! AOR personality with degree & urgeto meet the Rare Opportunity large market adult station in MS or !L? Four years' experience. PREPARE FOR FALLI public seeks gig with involvement. MD, promotion, production/ ART: 16181397- 252118-11 eight -track experience. TIM: 1813) 629 -4240 18-1/ KTAR NEWSRADIO 620 Add a "Cult of Personality" to your Top 20 Serial newawoman zapped by . CHR ... with ...THE SUM ONE .. Five veers' major nrrket experience. Formerly with Y-100, 18011 628 -8460 or 628 -5106 18 -11 Phoenix STEPHANIE: a woman not a girl 96-X & K -102. Ready to go, will relocate, all areas considered . JEFF HORN: 16091 646 -4790 18 -11 Experienced MD seeks MD /asst. PO in medium market. Exten- (213) 666-9111 Leading News/Talk station in Southwest Everyone will wonder where you found me! sive knowledge in AOR /CHR /AC. Pro & winning attitude. Great Es- griping talk. news. sports. Personality pro seeks front line has opening for Night Talk Show host. It communicator. Dependable. reliable. GARY: 1301) 759 -3264 duty only. Eight years' experience in three top 30 markets. BO: you can deliver more audience than the 18 -11 16061 586 -5414 18-1) Medium market PD. Satellite victim. Seeks medium market network stars (Larry King, Sally Jessy Personality seeks fulltirne position in western PA or "steel CHR/AOR PD /MD. Excellent people skills. Ten years industry Five years' experience in top 20 merket. Air personality, pro- Raphael, Toni Grant, Bruce Williams) city." Four years' experience as jock. also sports. AL: 12011 experience. ROGER: 1307) 465 -2301 18-11 duction director, continuity director, copywriter & engineer. 383 -3133 18-1) we Willing to relocate. DENNIS SULLIVAN: 1718) 330-0991 I8 -11 want to hear from you. Send tape Production asst. in respected station seeks entry production. and resume to: I could demonstrate how funny ö creative I am with this ad but Very creative, trained with the best. JOEY D. 12011 488 -2700 I'm out of space. Team-minded CHR talent. PAUL ALAN: 19071 18 -11 MISCELLANEOUS_ Bob Christopher 789 -3610 18-11 Four years' medium market experience. full & pamime. BA Jazz service. as labels, especially majors. Carmen Brown, Satur- British W from London with five years' experience in U.S. CHR. degree. high energy. If near a major university market, I want to KTAR NEWSRADIO 620 Dr., Mobile, AL Proven ratings in Pittsburgh. Seek CHR in S or W. COZ: 1304¡ work for you. BOB. ,2051 284 -2811 18.1) day night jeu colors, WKRG, 555 Broadcast 36606 or 1205) 479 -5555 ext. 301 18-11 925 -7989 18-11 301 W. Osborn Road Enthusiastic, creative one-year pro. Eager to do extras. Seek Phoenix, Arizona 85013 Need a start! Female DJ prefers the IA /IL area. Copywriting/pro- medium market CHR AC AOR air talent production. Prefer duction. CARI DAY: 1319) 355 -4212,18 -11 W/NW. PAT. 17151 538.4621 18.11 Important Notice: When replying to R &R No phone calls, please. EOE Help) Female news reporter /copywriter /DJ made mistake of Recent female broadcast school grad. Good production skills. Mind Boxes, please keep the size of your KTAR NEWSRADIO 620 leaving radio. Now wants back in. Small market. Anywhere Seek entry-level position at small market Urban /AC. Will packages limited to a 9" x 12" envelope. considered. Let's talk. CHRISTIE: 1818) 980-0182 (8 -1) relocate. T &R available. ANDREA: 12121 882 -1215 18 -11 56 /R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 NATIONAL MUSIC FORMATS Added This Week

Broadcast Programming MEDIA GENERAL CONTINUED John Sherman Jay Albnghr f800, 426.9082 Adult Contemporary Hit Rock KEEP IT DARK "Dreamer" BILLY OCEAN "Love Zone" ZZ TOP "Velcro Fly" BERLIN "Take My Breath Away' DARYL HALL "Dreamtime" HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Stuck With You 38 SPECIAL "Somebody Like You" CHAKA C. ANDERSON & G. LORING "Friends & Lovers" DOUBLE "The Captain Of Her Heart" HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Stuck With You" KHAN Modern Country C. ANDERSON & G. LORING "Friends & Lovers" The LEE GREENWOOD "Didn't We' WILLIE NELSON "I'm Not Trying To Forget You" New Single

Peters Productions, Inc. Produced Century 21 George Junak (600)255 6511 Greg Srephens ,2 f 4 f 944 -2121 Country Lovin' By The Z Format Scrìtti "Press" "Didn't We" PAUL McCARTNEY LEE GREEWOOD Politti PATTI LaBELLE "Oh, People" KEITH WHITLEY "Ten Feet Away" LOVERBOY "Heaven In Your Eyes" E. RABBITT & J. NEWTON "Both To Each Other" And BILLY JOEL "A Matter Of Trust" Aril The AC Format The Ultimate AC Marlin DARYL HALL "Dreamtime" DAVE ADAMS "Dancing In My Sleep" EL DeBARGE "Love Always" From HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Stuck "All At Once" With You" LARRY CARLTON "Smiles & Smiles To Go " The "Wonder Where You Are" Super- Country Forthcoming G. LORING & C. ANDERSON "Friends & Lovers" E.T. CONLEY & A. POINTER "Too Many Times" Alhum

DESTINY Concept Productions Elvin Ich,yama (9, 6. 782 7754 Radio Arts John Benedict (818)841 0225 CHR Best DARYL HALL "Dreamtime" Country's PAUL McCARTNEY "Press" KLYMAXX "Man Size Love" LEE GREENWOOD "Didn't We" LOVERBOY "Heaven In Your Eyes" "The Pages Of My Mind" HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Stuck With You" DOBIE GRAY "The Dark Side Of Town" LYLE LOVETT "Farther Down The Une" Country E.T. CONLEY & A. POINTER "Too Many Times" SCHULYER, KNOBLOCH "You JUICE NEWTON "Cheap Love" &... Can't Stop Love" JOHN ANDERSON "Honky Tonk Crowd" STEVE WARINER "Starting Over Again" Soft Contemporary E.T. CONLEY & A. POINTER "Too Many Times" MANDRELL "No One Mends A Broken Heart..." BARBARA EL DeBARGE "Love Always" AC WHITNEY HOUSTON "All At Once" THOMPSON TWINS "Nothing In Common" PAUL McCARTNEY "Press" EL DeBARGE "Love Always" HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Stuck With You" Sound 10 "Kisses In The Moonlight" DARYL HALL "Dreamtime" EL DeBARGE "Love Always" Drake -Chenault THOMPSON TWINS "Nothing In Common" Bob Laurence (878(883 7400 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Stuck With You" XT-40 DARYL HALL "Dreamtime" BILLY OCEAN "Love Zone" DOUBLE "The Captain Of Her Heart" TM Programming Cal Casey (214 :634 -8511 Contempo 300 Stereo Rock L NEW & ACTIVE ANITA BAKER "Sweet Love" REGINA "Baby BERLIN "Take My Breath Away" Love" ZZ TOP "Velcro Fly" BILLY OCEAN "Love Zone" One Of The MOST ACTIVE Great American Country JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP "Rumbleseat" WBEN 39 -35 KWOD deb -38 WSSX 25 -22 WGAN 31 -28 SYLVIA "Nothin' Ventured Nothin' Gained" WKSE 29 -26 KS103 31 -24 WILLIE NELSON "I'm Not Trying To Forget You' TM A/C KAMZ 17 -15 Q101 35-32 SCHULYER, KNOBLOCH &... "You Can't Stop Love' WNYS deb -32 KMEL 16-12 FM100 34 -29 WPFM 28 -24 BERLIN "Take My Breath Away" B94 26 -23 KPLZ 33 -29 BJ105 27 -24 WGLF 35 -31 C. ANDERSON & G. LORING "Friends & lovers" Media General Y100 26-22 KUBE 30 -29 94Z 29 -26 WBWB 39 -31 TM Country B97 23 -20 KNBQ 33 -30 WKZL deb -39 Broadcast Services KKIS 25 -21 Z95 36 -30 K104 30 -24 WGTZ deb-39 KTRS fln0 Oumas 9011320 4433 EXILE "It'll Be Me" deb-37 ACtion LEE GREENWOOD "Didn't We" W' 39 -32 WNNK deb -39 KZIO deb -36 KOZE 26-19 SOUTHERN PACIFIC "A Girl Like Emmylou" KITS 35 -33 WPST deb -39 KIYS CARL PERKINS "The Birth Of Rock Roll" deb-40 OK95 29 -24 DARYL HALL "Dreamtime" & KZZP deb -30 WTLQ 30 -26 KCAQ EL DeBARGE "Love Always" deb-32 THOMPSON TWINS "Nothing In Common' HUEY LEWIS THE NEWS & "Stuck With You" Transtar BLACK/URBAN CHART: e Your Country Adult Contemporary Mike Tanner (113) 460 -6383 RAY CHARLES "The Pages Of My Mind" LYLE LOVETT "Further Down The Line" "Love Touch"

"You Can't Stop Love" Bros. SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH &... MICHAEL McDONALD "Sweet Freedom" fi Beer Baals, fuses ad Compact Bus tetaste Bon Zrll i Milne ew M Ir R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986/57 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY BLACK /URBAN

MOST ADDED HOTTEST BREAKERS. I CAMEO (32) FIVE STAR (29) ANITA BAKER (52) HOWARD HEWETT (28) SHIRLEY JONES (37) MAZE (28) JEAN CARNE (33) JANET JACKSON (26i MELBA MOORE & KASHIF (33) When I Think Of You (A &M) LUTHER VANDROSS (28) 75% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 9/1, Medium 25/5, Light 30/20, Total JEFFREY OSBORNE (19) Adds TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB (22) 26 including KMJQ, WYLDFM, WTMP, KDAY, KJLH, KSOL, WDKX, Z93, ASHFORD & SIMPSON (18) WVKO. Debuts BILLY OCEAN (21) at number 33. CEORGE BENSON (16) RANDY CRAWFORD (161 GWEN GUTHRIE (191 MAZE I Wanna Be With You (Capitol) 73% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 26/6, Light 36/22, Total Adds 28 including WWIN, WXYV, WHUR, WVEE, WHRK, WEDR, K94, KJLH, KSOL, WJMI. TRINERE "How Can We Be Wrong" (Jampacked) 28/9 Debuts at number 39. Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 23/8, Total Adds 9, WXYV, KJLH. WXOK, WPEG, WFXC, WQMG, WJMI, WBLX, WTLC. Medium. WVEE, WFXA, ORAN "JUICE " JONES WDMT. WTKL LOOSE ENDS "Stay A Little While, Child" (MCA) 28/1 The Rain (Def Jam /Columbia) Rotations- Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/1, Ught 18/6, Total Adds 7. WDIA. KMJM, 293. WKXI, KIIZ, KJCB, WJYL. Heavy: WAMO. 67% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 21/5, Light 27/10, Total Adds Medium: WILD, WDAS. WHUR. WNHC. WJMI, KAPE, WANM, KACE. 15 including K104, JET94, KDLZ, WQFX, WKXI, KIIZ, WBLX, KHYS, WWDM, Z103. PATTI AUSTIN "Gatlin' Away With Murder" ((west/WB) 28/2 Moves 40-35. Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 15/0, Light 13/2, Total Adds 2, WAN, WWDM. Medium: WDAS, WHUR, WVEE, WDMT, KSOL, WDKX, WAOK, WFXA, WENN, KDLZ, WOMG, KHYS, WAAA, WCKX, WXLA MIDNIGHT STAR FAT BOYS "In The House" (Sutra) 27/4 Midas Touch (Solar / Elektra) Rotations Heavy 4/0. Medium 8/0, Light 15/4, Total Adds 4, WXOK, WQMG, KHYS, WGPR. Heavy: WDMT, WZAK. KOKY, WCKX Medium WDJY. KMJQ, WDIA WEDR, WTMP, WHYZ, 65% of our reporters on It. Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 26/3, Light 20/9, Total Adds WKXI, WWDM. 12, K94, WDMT, 895, WAOK, WATV, WPEG, WFXC, WJJS, KHYS, WCKX, WVKO, WTLC. Debuts at number 38. JAMES INGRAM L SIGNIFICANT ACTION Always (Owest /WB) 64% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 25/1, Light 27/11, Total Adds MARY JANE GIRLS "Walk Like A Man" (Motown) 23/6 12, WVEE, WYLDFM, WGCI, WDMT, KJLH, KSOL, WATV, WJYL, WQQK, KHYS, WVKO, Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/2, Light 14/4, Total Adds 6, WAMO, KSOL, JET94, WKXI, KJCB, KDKO. Medium: WTMP, Z103. Debuts at number 40. 0C104. WAOK, WZAZ, KOKY, WW, WTLC. EPICENTER/SANDRA FEVA "You Can't Come Up In Here No More" (Krlsma) 23/4 CONTROLLERS Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 7/0, Light 16/4. Total Adds 4, WWIN, WHRK, WOMG, KHYS Medium WEDR, WTMP, WFXA, Distant Lover (MCA) WXOK, WENN, WKXI, WALT. L.A. DREAM 61% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 8/1, Medium 36/1, Light 8/5, Total Adds 7, TEAM "Nursery Rhymes" (MCA) 20/3 WXYV, WTMP, WPEG, JET94, WKXI, WWDM, WVKO. Moves Rotations. Heavy 6 /0, Medium 5/0, Ught 9/3. Total Adds 3. WZAK, WFXC, KOLZ. Heavy: K104, KDAY, XHRM, WXOK, WJMI, 38 -36. KIIZ. Medium: WAN, WHYZ, WKXI, KOKY. WWDM. HOWARD HEWETT MAIN INGREDIENT "Do Me Right" (Zakia) 17/6 I'm For Real (Elektra) Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Ught 15/6, Total Adds 6, K104. WHRK, WAN, JET94, WANM. WZEN. Medium: WHUR, WZAZ 61% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 15/7, Light 34/20, Total Adds ROSE BROTHERS "Wall To Will Freaks" (MSS /Malato) 17/4 28 including WWIN, WXYV, WAMO, WDJY, WHRK, WBMX, KJLH, XHRM, KSOL, WXOK, Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Ught 12/4. Total Adds 4. WHRK, WEDR, WFXC, KBUZ. Heavy; WJMI. Medium: KMJQ, WVKO, WVOI, KDKO. WYLDFM, KIIZ, WOOK. NU SHOOZ "Papa Don't Preach" (Sire/WB) 17/0 Rotations. Heavy 9/0, Medium 5/0, Light 3/0, Total Adds 0 Heavy. K94. 895, WLUM, KJLH, WNHC, 0C104, WMMC, WALT. Point Of No Return (Atlantic) KUKO. Medium: WBMX, WBLZ, KDAY, XHRM, Z103. 60% of our reporters on It. Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 28/1, Light 17/5, Total Adds 6, KENNY G "What Does H Take (To Win Your Love)" (Arista) 16/15 WZAK, KJLH, KSOL, WAOK, WATV, WBLX. Moves 39 -37. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/3, Light 12/12. Total Adds 15, WWIN, WILD. K94, WZAK, WNHC, WFXA, WENN. WPEG, JET94, KDLZ, WLOU, WALT, KAPE, WANM, WAAA. Medium: KACE. NEW EDITION "Earth Angel" (MCA) 16/8 Rotations: Heavy 2/1. Medium 3/0, Ught 110, Total Adds 8, WWIN, KMJQ, WAOK, WFXA, WTKL, WJMI. WLOU, KAPE. Heavy. WJLB. Medium. WILD, B95, XHRM. NEW CARL ANDERSON & GLORIA LORING "Friends & Lovers" (Carrere/CBS) 16/6 & ACTIVE Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 11/6, Total Adds 6. WHRK, WYLDFM, WIMP, 0C104. KJCB, KAPE. Heavy: WLUM, WHYZ. Medium. B95, WMMC, WJJS. STACEY 0 "Two Of Hearts" (Atlantic) 16/2 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Ught 8/2, Total Adds 2. WGCI, OC104. Heavy: KJLH. Medium: WAMO, KMJM, KRYSTOL "Passion From A (Epic) WJLB, Woman" 45/4 KDAY, XHRM, WANM, KUKO. Rotations Heavy 5/0. Medium 21/0. Light 20/4. Total Adds 4. KMJM, Z93, KDLZ, WJMI. Heavy: KQXL, WXOK, WZAZ, WBLX, WANM. Mediums Include. WWIN, WAMO, WDJY, WHUR, K104. WDIA, WEDR, WOWI, WTMP, WAOK. IVY "Tell Me" (Arista) 15/4 Rotations Heavy 4/0. Medium Adds RUN D.M.C. "Walk This Way" (Profile) 44/11 6/1, Light 5/3, Total 4. WDIA, WXOK, WOFX, KIIZ. Heavy: K104, WTKL, WXLA, WVOI. Medium: WILD, WOWI, WFXA, Z93, KBUZ. Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium 14/2, Light 28/9, Total Adds 11. WILD, WDJY, K104. WKND, WAN, WQMG, WZAZ, KOKY, WGPR, WKWM, WTLC. Heavy: WIMP. WZAK Mediums include WDAS, KMJQ, WDIA, WONT, WLUM, WFXC. MAIN ATTRACTION "Rainy Night" (RCA) 15/3 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/0, Light 12/3, Total Adds 3, WYLDFM. KSOL, KHYS. Medium: KQXL, DOUG E. FRESH "AB The Way To Heaven" (Reality/Fantasy) 44/5 KJCB, KAPE. Rotations. Heavy 7/0. Medium 18/1. Light 19/4, Total Adds 5, WGCI, WJMI, WBLX. KHYS, KBUZ. Heavy: WDAS, WDJY, BOBBY JIMMY & THE CRITTERS "Roaches" (Macula) 14/5 Rotations. Heavy 4/0, KDAY, WKND. WOKX. WOOK, WWDM Mediums include. K104. KMJQ, WDIA, WEDR, WOWI, WOMT, WZAK, XHRM. Medium 4/2. Ught 6/3, Total Adds 5. WDJY, KMJQ, WBMX, WZAK. WLOU. Heavy: KDAY, WHYZ, KSOL WOOK, WWDM. Medium: WGCI, WATV. KLYMAXX "Man Size Love" (MCA) 43/8 RJ'S LATEST ARRIVAL "Heaven In Your Arms" (Manhattan) 13/13 Rotations: Heavy 1 /1, Medium Rotations Heavy 5/0, Medium 19/3, Light 19/5. Total Adds 8. WXYV, WAMO. WGCI, KJLH, WOMG, KHYS, WWDM, WCKX. 0/0, Light 12/12, Total Adds 13, WHUR, WBMX. WGCI, WZAK, WJLB. WLOU, WANM, WAAA, WCKX, WTLC. WZEN, WVOI, KBUZ Heavy. OC104, WAOK. JET94, WHYZ. KUKO. Mediums include. WHUR, WDIA, WBLZ, WZAK, WLUM, KMJM. KSOL TEASE "Better Wild (Than Mild)" (Epic) 13/4 FIVE STAR "Can't Wail Another Minute" (RCA) 41/29 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Ught 8/4. Total Adds 4, KDAY, Z93, KHYS, WANM. Medium: WAMO, K104, WZAZ. Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 6/3. Light 35/26, Total Adds 29, WWIN, WVEE, K104, WEDR, WYLDFM, K94, WGCI, WDMT, WLOU, WAAA WZAK. XHRM, KSOL, WKND. WNHC, OC104, WDKX. WFXA, KQXL. WXOK, Z93, WPEG. WMMC, WFXC, WQMG, WOFX, BB&O "(I'm A) Dreamer" (Eiektra) 13/3 WKXI, WBLX, WANM. WAAA. WZEN. Rotations Heavy 1 /0. Medium 2/0 Ught 10.3. Total Adds 3. WILD. K94. WJYL. Heavy: KQXL. Medium: WPLZ, WANM. TEMPTATIONS "" (Gordy/Motown) 39/15 O'CHI BROWN "100% Pure Pain" (Mercury/PoyGram) 12/10 Rotations. Heavy 5/1. Medium 10/2, Light 24/12, Total Adds 15. WWIN, WXYV. WDKX, WAOK, WXOK, WAN. WQMG, WKXI. Rotations Heavy u/U. Medium 2n, Light tu.9, Total Adds 10, WDIA. WHRK, WOWI, WZAK, JET94, WALT. WGPR, WKWM. KOKY, WJYL, WBLX. WWDM, WCKX. WKWM, KDKO Heavy WAMO. WZAZ. WANM, WGPR. WXLA. WVOI Medium WNHC O.C. SMITH "What'cha Gonna Do" (Rendezvous) 38/8 ALEXANDER O'NEAL "You Were Meant To Be My Lady" (Tabu /CBS) 12/1 Rotations. Heavy 4/0, Medium 11.0. Light 23/6. Total Adds 6. WDMT, WXOK. WLOU. WPLZ, WWDM, WZEN. Heavy. WKXI, Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Ught 10/7, Total Adds 7, WILD, K104. KMJM. WDKX, WENN, WZAZ, WAAA Medium. KOKY, KAPE, WTLC. Medium WDIA, WEDR. WOWI. WTMP, WZAK, WJLB. WTKL. WZAZ, KHYS. WGPR, WKWM. WTMP, WALT. TROUBLE FUNK "Good To Go" (Island) 37/5 JAMES "D TRAIN" WILLIAMS "You Are Everything" (Columbia) 11/9 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 15/0. Light 21/6. Total Adds 6. KJLH, WNHC. Z93. WPEG, JET94, WOQK. Heavy: WEDR. Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Med,um 21 Light 9/8, Total Adds 9. WWIN, KMJQ, WOWI. KSOL. WXOK, WENN. Z93, KIIZ, WPLZ. Medium WDAS. WTMP. WFXA, WQMG, WHYZ. WKXI, WJJS, WWDM, WANM, WW. WCKX, Z103, WGPR. WTLC, WVOI. Medium WNHC. GEORGE BENSON "Kisses In The Moonlight" (WB) 35/16 WILLIAM BELL "Headline News" (WIlbe) 11/5 Rotations Heavy 2/1. Medium 8/0, Light 25/15. Total Adds 16. WWIN, WDJY, WVEE, WHRK, WYLDFM, KJLH, XHRM, Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medwm 3.0. Light 8/5, Total Adds 5, WFXA, KOKY, WLOU. KHYS, WTLC. Medium. WTMP. WTKL, 0C104. KOLZ. WQMG. WHYZ, KJCB, KOKY. WJYL, WWDM, WTLC. Heavy. WANM. WCKX RANDY CRAWFORD "Can't Stand The Pain" (WB) 35/15* ATLANTIC STARR "In The Heat Of Passion" (A&M) 11/2 Rotations Heavy 3/1, Medium 13/2. Light 19/13, Total Adds 16. WWIN, WVEE, KMJQ. WDIA, WHRK, WTMP. WAOK, WTKL. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4n, Light 5/1, Total Adds 2. WWIN, WPEG. Heavy: WJMI, KOKY. Medium: WFXA, WENN, WXOK, WENN, WFXC, WANM. WGPR, WTLC, WXLA, WVOI Heavy: KDLZ. KACE. WBLX CAMEO "Word Up" (Atlanta Artists/PG) 34/32 LOU RAWLS "Stop Me From Starting This Feeling" (Epic) 10/4 Rotations Heavy 2/1, Medium 8/7, Light 24/24, Total Adds 32, K104, KMJQ. WDIA. WEDR, K94, WOWI, WDMT. KMJM, Rotations Heavy t.0. Medium 110, Light 8 /4. Total Adds 4. WOFX. WKXI. KJCB, WALT. Heavy WTKL Medium WAAA. KDAY, XHRM, WNHC, WAOK, Z93, WFXC. WQMG. WHYZ, KIIZ, KJCB, KOKY. WLOU. WJJS, WALT. WOOK, KHYS, WPLZ, KAPE, WANM, WAAA, Z103, WKWM, WTLC. KBUZ. JUNIOR "Not Tonight" (Melrcury/Polyßrem) 311 Rotations. Heavy 1/0. Medium 13/0, Light 17/6, Total Adds 6. WVEE, WBLX, KHYS, KAPE. WANM, KACE Heavy. WDIA. Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of Medium. WEDR, WJLB. WNHC, KQXL, WENN. WJMI. WKXI. WJYL, WLOU, WW. WGPR. WZEN, WVOI our reporting station. New & Active records are receiving airplay at 25 or YARBROUGH 8 PEOPLES "Wrapped Around Your Finger" (Total Experience/RCA) 30/11 more in Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 811 , Light 21.10, Total Adds 11, WAMO, WDIA. WONT. KMJM. WNHC, WAOK, WPEG, WLOU, stations. Records Significant Action are receiving airplay from 10 -24 KHYS, WGPR, WVOI. Heavy KOKY. Medium WTMP, WZAK, WJMI, KIIZ, WANM, WAAA, WZEN. stations. Records with substantial heavy and medium rotation airplay activity RAPPIN' DUKE "Duke Is Back" (Tommy Boy) 29/15 do not have to achieve Breaker status to enter the Black /Urban chart. Records Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1. Light 26/14, Total Adds 15. KMJQ, WDIA. WEDR. WDMT, KDAY, WNHC. WAOK. WFXC, WOMG. WQFX. WOOK, KHYS. WWDM. WCKX, WZEN. Medium: WXOK, WHYZ. which have achieved Breaker status must also have sufficient heavy and GREGORY ABBOTT "Shake You Down" (Columbia) 25/11 medium rotation airplay to enter the chart. Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 6 /0, Light 22/11. Total Adds 11. WXYV. KMJQ. WEDR, WOMT, WFXA, KJCB. WJYL. WWDM. WCKX, WVOI, KACE Medium WZAK, WXOK, WFXC, KOKY, KAPE, WAAA.

58/ R&R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 "The Rain" Has Caused A Storm At Black /Urban Radio And Retail! The Most Talked -About Record At Radio Is

"The Rain" sa-4,_rr; ORAN "JUICE" JONES

BLACK/URBAN BREAKERS Black / Urban: 57/15 - 67%

Billboard: 55* Cash Box: 78*

CHR RADIO IS STARTING TO FEEL "THE RAIN"

From The Columbia Album ORAN "JUICE" JONES.,:

recordingsWarn COLUMBIA RECORDS - Radio's Best Friend BLACK/URBAN ADDS & HOTS

KIIZiKIIIeen WPLZlRICINnond WTWNIT.mpe K DLZIFI. Worth Osllas WALTIMeddISn KHYSNort Arthur Bill SI. CrumbleylDanlels Chris Turner Tucker/Madison John Aundra Russell PetryN.Ms RANDY CRAWFORD KENNY G ASHFORD L SIMPSON EL DEBARGE CAMEO WHOD INI KRYSTOL IVY BLOW MONKEYS O.C. SMITH OLIVER WHO PIECES OF A DREAM JANET JACKSON PRINCE CAMEO D TRAIN ASHFORD L SIMPSON GEORGE BENSON LOOSE ENDS HOWARD HEWETT Hottest: EL DEBARGE ANDERSON L LORING PRINCE ORAN JUICE JONES KENNY G BILLY OCEAN ORAN JUICE JONES JANET JACKSON W XYV/B.Itimor. WNHCINew Wrm W VEEIAIImda WATVBIrmIngham HOWARD HEWETT HOWARD HEWETT O'CHI BROWN PATTI LABELLE DOUG E. FRESH JUNKYARD BAND Roy Sampson J.mp Jord.n Ray Boyd Ron January MAZE MELI'SA MORGAN LOU RAWLS EL DEBARGE /MAR BRAXTON CONTROLLERS TRINERE RAPPIN' DUKE JAMES INGRAM PIECES OF A DREAM ORAN JUICE JONES CAMEO RODNEY FRANKLIN GWEN GUTHRIE KLYMAXX FRESHMEN PRINCE KENNY G MAZE RUN D.M.C. L.A. DREAM TEAM EL DEBARGE Hottest: JANET JACKSON SPENCER JONES DEBBIE BLACKWELL PHYLLIS HYMAN CONTROLLERS FIVE STAR SATIN SILK & LACE NU SHOOZ Hottest: MONA LISA JEAN CARNE KAPEISan Antonia D.S. HOLLYWOOD Hottest: MAZE JANET JACKSON RANDY CRAWFORD ASHFORD L SIMPSON JEAN CARNE D TRAIN LUTHER VANDROSS Mike Kelly JAMES INGRATI FIZZY QUICK FORCE MD'S GEORGE BENSON JAMES INGRAM PIECES OF A DREAM Hottest: BILLY OCEAN FAT BOYS MOORE L KASHIF MIDNIGHT STAR JUNIOR RUN D.M.C. TEMPTATIONS MAZE JUNIOR TEMPTATIONS MOORE L KASHIF MADONNA CAMEO TEASE L PEOPL FULL FORCE MELI'SA MORGAN HOWARD HEWETT YARBROUGH FIVE STAR CHAKA KHAN SHIRLEY JONES ANITA BAKER NEW EDITION MIDNIGHT STAR GREGORY ABBOTT TROUBLE FUNK Hottest: PATTI AUSTIN STEVE ARRINGTON WEDRMIsml FAT GIRLS PATTI LABELLE KENNY G GWEN GUTHRIE KLYMAXX CAMEO LUTHER VANDROSS MAIN INGREDIENT L.A. DREAM TEAM Jackson/Jones MONA LISA WOMGIOreensboro BILLY ANDERSON L LORING Hottest: REAL ROXANNE BILLY OCEAN MIDNIGHT STAR OCEAN Hottest: SANDRA FEVA MICHAEL MCDONALD Doc Foster GAVIN CHRISTOPHER YARBROUGH L PEOPL TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB GWEN GUTHAIE MAZE ANITA BAKER WAAA/WlnstooSelem Hottest: ANITA BAKER Hottest: MAZE CAMEO ORAN JUICE JONES FAT BOYS KJCBILafayette LUTHER VANDROSS Tine Carson L LISA LISA SOS BAND ANITA BAKER SUBJECT JUNIOR MOORE KASHIF RUN D.M.C. Horatio Mandy PATTI LABELLE L KASHIF PRINCE JANET FIVE STAR SHIRLEY JONES MOORE JEAN CARNE JUNKYARD BAND CONTROLLERS JACKSON LUTHER VANDROSS CON PUNK SHUN TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB RAPPIN' DUKE PRINCE GREGORY ABBOTT WILLIAM BELL LISA LISA WAOKIAtlenta LEVERT CAMEO GWEN GUTHRIE CON FUNK SHUN EGYPTIAN LOVER LOOSE ENDS JEFFREY OSBORNE MAZE WIHBaflmo . W GEORGE CLINTON Larry Tlneley STARPOINT JEFFREY OSBORNE MAZE EGYPTIAN LOVER WONL/Orlando RAPPIN' DUKE RJ'S LATEST ARRIV Don Brooks NEW EDITION SANDRA FEVA ANDERSON L LURING FIVE STAR EM James HOWARD HEWETT ALEXANDER O'NEAL HOWARD HEWETT WUSLJPhlladelphM CAMEO TEMPTATIONS MARY JANE GIRLS RAPPIN' DUKE SHIRLEY JONES MAIN ATTRACTION ORAN JUICE JONES WENNBinninghem KENNY G NEW EDITION Tony Ouariarone MIDNIGHT STAR EL DEBARGE LOU RAWLS CAMEO FULL FORCE Hottest: Dave Donnell ROSE BROTHERS FORCE MD'S ATLANTIC STARR GUTHRIE YARBROUGH L PEOPL FIVE STAR GEORGE BENSON LEVERT ANITA BAKER GWEN Hottest: JEAN FAT BOYS PETER GABRIEL Hottest: TEMPTATIONS MAZE. KLYMAXX GREGORY ABBOTT PRINCE CARNE REAL ROXANNE VANDROSS Hottest: MAZE LISA LISA NU SHOOT KENNY G MAZE CAMEO GEORGE CLINTON LUTHER SHIRLEY JEAN CARNE ORAN SHIRLEY JONES ANITA BAKER MURDOCK JEFFREY OSBORNE RANDY CRAWFORD RODNEY FRANKLIN GEORGE BENSON MICHAEL HENDERSON JUICE JONES PRINCE Hottest: ANITA BAKER Hottest: MOORE L KASHIF LUTHER VANDROSS RUN D.M.C. IMP BAND RANDY CRAWFORD CAMEO BARBARA SHIRLEY SHIRLEY JONES JEAN SHIRLEY JONES ROY ANITA BAKER KAFFIR' DUKE D TRAIN TRINERE JONES CARNE TEMPTATIONS Hottest: ALEXANDER O'NEAL Hottest: CON FUNK SHUN GWEN GUTHRIE LUTHER VANDROSS GWEN GUTHRIE MOORE L KASHIF D TRAIN JEAN CARNE GEORGE CLINTON ANITA BAKER FULL FORCE WBLXMoblle SHIRLEY JONES COLONEL ABRAMS WDASIPMIIadelphla TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB Hottest: JEAN CARNE MOORE L KASHIF Tony Brown GWEN GUTHRIE PHILIP BAILEY J oe Tamburro ANITA BAKER JEAN CARNE CON FUNK SHUN PRINCE CON FUNK SHUN GEORGE BENSON LUTHER VANDROSS ANITA BAKER LUTHER VANDROSS MAZE. none ORAN SANDRA SHIRLEY JONES MOORE L KASHIF JUICE JONES FEVA Hottest: SHIRLEY JONES FIVE STAR SHIRLEY JONES KOKYAIHIe Rock FIVE STAR WKWMIGrand Rapids TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB WHY ZIG reenvile TRINERE KENNY G TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB FrazierlEarl Groot/Franklin JEAN CARNE WFXAIAupusb NU SHOOT JOHNNY KEMP TsyiorlCarson TEMPTATIONS MIDWEST CAMEO DOUG E. FRESH RANDY CRAWFORD Tony Sewell WILLIAM BELL CAMEO JEFFREY OSBORNE REAL ROXANNE Z93ICMri..ton HOWARD HEWETT PRINCE Hottest: LIQUID HEAT VICIOUS RUMOR CLU JEFFREY OSBORNE JANET JACKSON SKY, Cliff Fletcher TEMPTATIONS GWEN GUTHRIE WILLIAM BELL GEORGE BENSON RUN D.M.C. WOCUChlcago WCKX/Columbus TEMPTATIONS HOWARD HEWETT PRINCE KRYSTOL CAMEO JANICE CHRISTIE DOUG E. FRESH WAMOIPmsburgh JUNIOR Le. Mkh.Ne RICK Stereos O'CHI BROWN BILLY OCEAN MAZE JANET JACKSON JANET JACKSON MELI'SA MORGAN RUN D.M.C. Hottest: PRINCE JEFFREY OSBORNE Woodson/Anthony JANET JACKSON HOWARD HEWETT FORCE MD'S JANET JACKSON FULL FORCE HOWARD HEWETT PRINCE JEFFREY OSBORNE FIVE STAR MAZE WILLIAM BELL LUTHER VANDROSS FRESH DENIECE WILLIAMS DOUG E. Hottest: GREGORY ABBOTT TEASE EL DEBARGE GEORGE BENSON CON FUNK SHUN JEFFREY OSBORNE MAZE WILD/Boston YARBROUGH L PEOPL TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB NEW EDITION LOOSE ENDS Hottest: EL DEBARGE MOORE L KASHIF STACEY KLYMAXX Elroy SmIth KLYMAXX BILLY Q CASHFLOW KENNY G TROUBLE FUNK BILLY OCEAN RAINY DAVIS OCEAN RJ'S LATEST ARRIV MIDNIGHT STAR KENNY G GEORGE CLINTON MOORE L KASHIF FIVE STAR UTFO TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB Hottest: ANITA BAKER KLYMAXX JANET JACKSON JEFFREY OSBORNE HOWARD HEWETT ORAN JUICE JONES ANITA RAKER Hottest: CAMEO BOBBY JIMMY MIDNIGHT STAR WOOK/WShyllle ASHFORD L SIMPSON SOS BAND MARY JANE GIRLS GWEN GUTHRIE ANITA RAKER JOHNNY KEMP FULL FORCE TEMPTATIONS J.C. Floyd JAMES INGRAM RAPPIN' DUKE ALEXANDER Hottest: BBSManseB City O'NEAL BILLY OCEAN D TRAIN ORAN JUICE JONES FIVE STAR M.C. DOLLAR BILL BBLQ SOS BAND DRAMATICS CAMEO LUTHER VANDROSS FORCE MO'S BOOGIE BOYS JOHNNY KEMP MELI'SA MORGAN LITTLE RICHARD McKayiPalegl RUN D.M.C. JANET JACKSON WOFXIOulfport-Blksl GREGORY ABBOTT SHIRLEY JONES Hottest: RICK JAMES JAMES INGRAM OLIVER CHEATHAM HUEY LEWIS S NEWS Hottest: LOOSE ENDS Jim Lucas HOWARD HEWETT EL DEBARGE ANITA BAKER TROUBLE FUNK MESHAY ANITA BAKER RJ.S LATEST ARRIV JETS LUTHER VANDROSS JANET JACKSON RAPPIN' DUKE Hottest: HALL WLOUILouISr11l TEMPTATIONS DARYL WOK/I /RochMer SHIRLEY JONES O'CHI BROWN ANITA RAKER LUTHER VANDROSS SOS BAND NEW EDITION Tony T. Fields MOORE L KASHIF LOU RAWLS ANITA RAKER Hottest: GWEN GUTHRIE Andre March W XOKIBaton Rouge Hottest: MIDNIGHT STAR BILLY OCEAN FIVE STAR CAMEO MOORE L KASHIF ANITA BAKER JANET JACKSON Guy Broady LISA LISA LEVERT LISA LISA FOUR TOPS HOWARD HEWETT SHIRLEY JONES SHIRLEY JONES MAZE TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB FORCERID'S O.C. SMITH RAPPIN' DUKE LITTLE RICHARD STEPHANIE MILLS MOORE L KASHIF JEFFREY OSBORNE WPEG /Charlotte BOBBY JIMMY Hottest: WKNDMartford IVY IVY O.C. SMITH GWEN GUTHRIE FIVE STAR Michael Saunders JEAN CARNE W BMXIChlcago MADONNA JordaNMoLean FAT BOYS HOWARD HEWETT KENNY G LEVERT ALEXANDER O'NEAL JOESKI LOVE Marco Spoon JERMAINE STEWART SKIPWORTH L RANDY CRAWFORD FIVE STAR ORAN JUICE JONES RJ'S LATEST ARRIV /Columbus TURNE TEMPTATIONS Orleans 1103 PETER GABRIEL FIVE STAR TEMPTATIONS TROUBLE FUNK Hottest: WILLIAM BELL WYLD.MMew BOBBY JIMMY Hottest: KNIh Antolne MOORE L KASHIF RUN D.M.C. HOWARD HEWETT MIDNIGHT STAR MOORE L KASHIF ORAN JUICE JONES D ell Spencer LEVERT LUTHER VANDROSS MCDONALD TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB Hottest: FIVE STAR KENNY G ANITA BAKER NEW EDITION HOWARD HEWETT MICHAEL ANITA BAKER JANET JACKSON ORAN JUICE JONES W XLAMnsing ANITA RAKER TRINERE ATLANTIC STARR JEAN CARNE YARBROUGH L PEOPL GEORGE BENSON RJ'S LATEST ARRIV BILLY OCEAN MAZE LIS Colbert BILLY OCEAN ASHFORD L SIMPSON CONTROLLERS SHIRLEY JONES BOBBY JIMMY MAIN ATTRACTION Hottest: DOUG E. FRESH TIMEX SOCIAL ASHFORD L SIMPSON JEFFREY OSBORNE GENOBIA JETER YARBROUGH L PEOPL LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: ANDERSON L LORING CLUB JEAN CARNE. HOWARD HEWETT O'CHI BROWN GWEN GUTHRIE D TRAIN GIVENS FAMILY ANITA BAKER FIVE STAR KMJOdlouston SKIT CAMEO MAZE DOUG E. FRESH Hottest: TRINERE TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB JAMES INGRAM EL DERARGE L KASHIF Atkins/Michael CON FUNK SHUN JAMES INGRAM WRNS/New York W NURAWashington MOORE Hottest: JEAN CARNE Hottest: HOWARD HEWETT STEVE ARRINGTON A ANITA RAKER STARPOINT Tony Gray Mike Archie JEAN CARNE NEW EDITION PIECES OF DREAM ANITA BAKER HOT ICE BAKER Hottest: ANITA MOORE L KASHIF CAMEO STEVE ARRINGTON MOORE L KASHIF WBLZJCIncInnatl RANDY CRAWFORD ANITA BAKER CON FUNK SHUN SHIRLEY JONES CASHFLOW FULL FORCE BOBBY JIMMY JEAN CARNE Brian Caspe Hottest: ERIC B RJ'S LATEST ARRIV CASHFLOW PRINCE SHIRLEY JONES RAPPIN' DUKE WJYLlloulsrlIle SHIRLEY JONES ANITA BAKER ASHFORD L SIMPSON MAZE CASHFLOW MELI'SA MORGAN none STEVE ARRINGTON WIIIIams/March GWEN GUTHRIE Hottest: TEENA MARIE Hottest: MESHAY JANET JACKSON MOORE L KASHIF Hottest: WTKLIB.Ion Rouge WOWIMortolk TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB WHODINI SHIRLEY JONES TIME( SOCIAL CLUB D TRAIN EL DEBARGE PETER GABRIEL CONTROLLERS LISA LISA LEVERT E. Rodney Jones GREGORY ABBOTT JAMES INGRAM Don Allen WJlßlDebolt ANITA BAKER MOORE L KASHIF JANET JACKSON MICHAEL MCDONALD JEFFREY OSBORNE LIONEL RICHIE TEMPTATIONS CAMEO AleRander!WhttmORe BILLY OCEAN ORAN JUICE JONES JET94IChattenoogs JEAN CARNE WLUMMllweoke JANET JACKSON RANDY CRAWFORD GEORGE BENSON D TRAIN GEORGE CLINTON EL DEBARGE CHAKA KHAN NEW EDITION Frank St. James Hottest: MAZE MELI'SA MORGAN JERMAINE STEWART Bernie Miller JEFFREY OSBORNE FULL FORCE none DESH AWN PRINCE STEVE ARRINGTON LOOSE ENDS O'CHI BROWN WDMT /CIeRN.nd ARRIV 0C194/Ooean City RJ'S LATEST Hottest: RANDY CRAWFORD JEFFREY OSBORNE SHIRLEY JONES BBLO GLORIA D. BROWN D ean Dean SOS BAND GENESIS Dew Allen WDJYIWeshingtoe DENISE STEWART ORAN JUICE JONES BILLY OCEAN GREGORY ABBOTT Hottest: B.A.D. BAND Hottest: JERMAINE STEWART SIMPLY RED EL DERARGE CONTROLLERS PIECES OF A DREAM Hottest: JEAN CARNE LITTLE RICHARD ANITA RAKER Brute B.Iley SHIRLEY JONES HUEY LEWIS L NEWS ASHFORD L SIMPSON ASHFORD L SIMPSON ANITA BAKER ANITA RAKER TIME, SOCIAL CLUB OLIVER WHO SHIRLEY JONES MESHAY DAZZ BAND ANDERSON L LORING FIVE STAR Hottest: JEAN CARNE GWEN GUTHRIE GREGORY ABBOTT MOORE L KASHIF RUN D.M.C. HAROLD DANIELS WPDOIJaCksonrlll. STEVE WINWOOD GEORGE BENSON MOORE L KASHIF PIECES OF A DREAM MOORE L KASHIF PHILIP BAILEY NON EDITION BOBBY JIMMY Larry Brody KMJM SI. Louis JANET JACKSON SHIRLEY JONES MAIN INGREDIENT JEFFREY OSBORNE SHIRLEY JONES STAR CLUB GEORGE BENSON MIDNIGHT TIMEX SOCIAL ANDERSON L LORING LEVERT LIQUID HEAT MICHAEL MCDONALD TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB CAMEO Mike Stredtord HEWETT KB INOrtolk STACEY HOWARD LUTHER VANDROSS MARY JANE GIRLS EL DERARGE WGPWDebctt KRYSTOL O Hottest: FIVE STAR Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE JANET JACKSON ASHFORD L SIMPSON Mike Allen Joe Spencer CAMEO ANITA BAKER WJJSIL burg O.C. SMITH LISA LISA O'CHI BROWN GWEN GUTHRIE ynch MAZE JEFFREY OSBORNE ORAN JUICE JONES YARBROUGH L PEOPL DOUG E. FRESH Lad Oohs PETER GABRIEL KENNY G Hottest: MIDNIGHT STAR L PEOPL ALEXANDER O'NEAL FORCE MD'S KOXLBatoo Rouge YARBROUGH RANDY CRAWFORD TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB TROUBLE FUNK ANITA RAKER HOWARD HEWETT GLENN JONES JAMES INGRAM SOS BAND BURSTON L LITTLE/ JERMAINE STEWART WHODINI G.L. Hayes Hottest: JEAN CARNE MIDNIGHT STAR CAMEO LOOSE ENDS LISA LISA RAPPIN' DUKE FAT BOYS STEVE WINWOOD FIVE STAR MICHAEL MCDONALD SHIRLEY JONES MICHAEL MCDONALD FIVE STAR Hottest: RUN D.M.C. Hottest: JANET JACKSON LUTHER VANDROSS STEPHANIE MILLS ASHFORD L SIMPSON KENNY G BOOGIE BOYS LUTHER VANDROSS JAMES INGRAM SOS BAND BILLY BBLO SHIRLEY JONES MELT SA MORGAN OCEAN JEFFREY OSBORNE ANITA BAKER YARBROUGH L PEOPL ASHFORD L SIMPSON BILLY OCEAN WKXVJackson MELT SA MORGAN Hottest: FAT BOYS LENNY WILLIAMS LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: ANITA BAKER CAMEO JEAN CARNE Et. DERARGE Marshall WHODINI O'CHI BROWN Tommy L KASHIF LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB FULL FORCE HOWARD HEWETT MOORE CARNE CONTROLLERS LUTHER VANDROSS JEAN JEAN CARNE WZAK /Cle.eland Hottest: WRING/Columbia JUNKYARD BAND L WZENISI. Louts MOORE L KASHIF ANITA RAKER MOORE KASHIF JEAN CARNE L SIMPSON TolB..rm.m Andre Fuller WEST ANITA BAKER Ss.,der.ABclt*Ns ASHFORD CON FUNK SHUN PIECES OF A DREAM ANITA BAKER MICHAEL SEMBELLO RJ'S LATEST ARRIV SHIRLEY JONES FIVE STAR BILLY OCEAN MOORE L KASHIF RJ'S LATEST ARRIV MARY JANE GIRLS W W DMBumter KENNY G JEFFREY OSBORNE GWEN GUTHRIE LEVERT MAR BRAXTON K DKOIDenw TEMPTATIONS DeenNcHugh FIVE STAR KJLHIL0. Angeles PATTI LABELLE BILLY OCEAN RAPPIN' DUKE Danny Hams PRINCE LOOSE ENDS BENSON BOBBY JIMMY Cliff Winston W DIAIMem phis GEORGE BURSTON L LITTLEI DOUBLE LOU RAWLS PIECES OP A DREAM WTLCRndl.capolls MICHAEL MCDONALD JANET JACKSON SKIPWORTH L TURNE MAIN INGREDIENT DAVID LEE ROTH ORAN JUICE JONES Bobby O'Jey O'CHI BROWN Jay Johnson JANET JACKSON MAZE XHRMISan O1.go JANICE CHRISTIE FIVE STAR MAZE LISA LISA JANET JACKSON ASHFORD L SIMPSON JEAN CARNE L.A. DREAM TEAM WILLIAM BELL ASHFORD L SIMPSON L.D. McCollum O.C. SMITH MARY JANE GIRLS Hottest: FIVE STAR RANDY CRAWFORD RAPPIN' DUKE NU SHOOT MIDNIGHT STAR KLYMAXX ASHFORD L SIMPSON BEAU WILLIAMS Hottest: HOWARD HEWETT LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: CAMEO FULL FORCE RANDY CRAWFORD LUTHER VANDROSS NU SHOOT GEORGE BENSON OCEAN JEAN CARNE O'CHI BROWN Hottest: ARRIV TEMPTATIONS HEWETT BILLY LIONEL RICHIE RJ'S LATEST SHIRLEY JONES JAMES INGRAM HOWARD STEVE WINWOOD SHIRLEY JONES MELI'SA MORGAN ANITA BAKER JETS HOWARD HEWETT WHODINI O.C. SMITH TRINERE GWEN GUTHRIE Hottest: NU SHOOT LUTHER VANDROSS IVY RUN D.M.C. RUN D.M.C. EL DERARGE JEFFREY OSBORNE KLYMAXX JEFFREY OSBORNE ANITA BAKER MADONNA BEAU WILLIAMS RAPPIN' DUKE WHODINI CAMEO GEORGE BENSON FIVE STAR ORAN JUICE JONES LEVERT SHIRLEY JONES CASHFLOW LENNY WILLIAMS ABBOTT SHIRLEY JONES JEFFREY OSBORNE PIECES OF A DREAM CAMEO GREGORY W VOI/rdedo PATTI LABELLE WJMUJeck.on PRINCE LEVERT JUNKYARD BAND GWEN GUTHRIE CONTROLLERS CHAKA Hottest: K 104/Dallas Heynes LOOSE ENDS BENSON Psul Brown KHAN CHAKA KHAN ANITA BAKER Cad TEMPTATIONS W VKOICoiumbus GEORGE SOS BAND Terri Avery YARBROUGH L PEOPL OLIVER WHO ASHFORD L SIMPSON MICHAEL MCDONALD REAL ROXANNE NEW EDITION GIVENS FAMILY K C Jones CAMEO KRYSTOL Hottest: PATTI AUSTIN Hottest: OLIVER WHO GLENN JONES MOORE L KASHIF JANET JACKSON FIVE STAR MAZE MICHAEL MCDONALD Hottest: TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB RJ'S LATEST ARRIV K ACEJLOS Anges. TROUBLE FUNK L.A. DREAM TEAM HOWARD HEWETT ALEXANDER O'NEAL MICHAEL JACKSON ANITA BAKER JEFFREY OSBORNE JEAN CARNE HOWARD HEWETTT P.m Robinson TRINERE PETER GABRIEL CONTROLLERS ORAN JUICE JONES RUN D.M.C. JEAN CARNE PRINCE ANITA BAKER RANDY CRAWFORD Hottest: JAMES INGRAM GREGORY ABBOTT RUN D.M.C. TRINERE ASHFORD L SIMPSON O.C. SMITH O'CHI BROWN JEFFREY OSBORNE PATTI LABELLE MIDNIGHT STAR JUNIOR MAIN INGREDIENT JEFFREY OSBORNE BILLY OCEAN MILLS MICHAEL MCDONALD YARBROUGH L PEOPL LUTHER VANDROSS STEPHANIE Hottest: FOXX KSOLJSan Frenclsco Hottest: DOUG E. FRESH BELL MAZE TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB WILLIAM SHIRLEY JONES Hottest: Robinson/Moody BOOGIE BOYS FORCE MD'S GREGORY ABBOTT ANITA BAKER WHRK/Memphls L KASHIF JEAN CARNE PRINCE Hottest: MOORE Hottest: SHIRLEY JONES HOWARD HEWETT W ANMTT.IIahesses GWEN GUTHAIE ANITA RAKER B.A.D. BAND BILLY OCEAN We11s/Smlth TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB JEFFREY OSBORNE Jo. Bullard JEAN CARNE SHIRLEY JONES WHODINI L.A. DREAM TEAM SANDRA FEVA JEAN CARNE FIVE STAR ANITA BAKER PATTI LABELLE GEORGE CLINTON LUTHER VANDROSS ROSE BROTHERS CAMEO MOORE L KASHIF K UKOIPhoeniz MAZE HOWARD HEWETT ANITA BAKER BILLY OCEAN JANET JACKSON PRINCE MAZE Rkk Thomas KENNY G SHIRLEY JONES JANE GIRLS GWEN GUTHRIE HOWARD HEWETT VANDROSS MARY WFXCIDu,Mm RJ'S LATEST ARRIV KDAYILosAngees LUTHER WHODINI WZAZJJsokaonyIlls O'CHI BROWN Arwuwlcnn PRINCE Alvin Stow JEFFREY OSBORNE UTFO D TRAIN Nat Jackson Jack Patterson FULL FORCE JANET JACKSON GEORGE BENSON RANDY CRAWFORD 82 Cur- ROChsl Wrlghl JANET JACKSON EL DERARGE FULL FORCE 85 Reporting Stations, SHIRLEY JONES CAMEO ANDERSON L FIVE STAR JEFFREY OSBORNE LEVERT ]DRING SHIRLEY MURDOCK LEVEL 42 MIDNIGHT STAR RUN D.M.C. MICK GENOBIA JETER These stations CÁMED NU SHOOZ JAGGER rent Reporters. CAMEO STEVE WINWOOD RANDY CRAWFORD WHODINI RANDY CRAWFORD MAIN INGREDIENT RJ'S LATEST ARRIV FRESHMEN MESHAY DEBBIE BLACKWELL JUNIOR reported a frozen Ilst this week: SIMPSON CULTURE CLUB MAIN ATTRACTION FIVE STAR MAIN INGREDIENT ASHFORD RAPPIN' DUKE BANGLES FRESHMEN TEASE MAZE JAMES INGRAM L.A. DREAM TEAM LIQUID HEAT WBLZ /Cin- TEASE Hottest: JUNKYARD BAND OLIVER CHEATHAM WDAS /Philadelphia, JANET JACKSON Hottest: TRINERE Hottest: Hottest: MICK JAGGER Hottest: E. FRESH MADONNA OSBORNE EL DERARGE ANITA BAKER cinnati, WLUM /Mllwaukee. DOUG TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB DRAB BRAXTON JEFFREY BROTHERS EL DERARGE ANITA BAKER ROSE BROTHERS GAVIN CHRISTOPHER ROSE JEAN CARNE has re- ANITA BAKER LISA LISA RAPPIN' DUKE ALEXANDER O'NEAL LUTHER VANDROSS JEAN CARNE WWIN- FM/Baltimore Hottest: BOBBY JIMMY ANITA BAKER Hottest: BANANARAMA Hottest: MOORE L KASHIF BILLY OCEAN WWIN (AM) as a B/U re- GEORGE CLINTON LUTHER VANDROSS SKYY MOORE L KASHIF WHODINI placed WHODINI STACEY Q JERMAINE STEWART CASHFLOW SHIRLEY JONES SHIRLEY JONES ANITA BAKER JEAN CARNE GWEN GUTHRIE porter. MIDNIGHT STAR LUTHER VANDROSS TEMPTATIONS SOS BAND MICHAEL MCDONALD ANITA BAKER NU SHOOZ MOORE L KASHIF LIONEL RICHIE

60 /R &R FRIDAY. AUGUST 1, 1986 A BREAKER FORTHE BIG GUY

D A MEIO N G R A M "Always" From The New Album

N 11150 R II1OICI o o D

On The Way Up: "Can't Give Her Up"

Skipworth And Turner From Their Forthcoming Album

r)II' c' 1986 Werner Bros. Records Inc. V © 1986 Qwest Records RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY JAZZ

TOP 30 MOST ADDED HOTTEST

AUGUST 1, 1986 BOB JAMES á DAVID SANBORN (22) HENRY BUTLER (9) I 1 BOB JAMES & DAVID SANBORN /Double Vision (WB) YELLOWJACKETS (15) RARE SILK (9) DAVE VALENTIN (12) 2 2 JIMMY SMITH /Go For Whatcha Know (Blue Note) STAN GETZ (7) SPYRO GYRA (11) 6 SPYRO GYRA/Breakout (MCA) TITO PUENTE & HIS LATIN ENSEMBLE (7) e SHADOWFAX (9) 4 4 YELLOWJACKETS/Shades (MCA) T LAVITZ (6) JIMMY SMITH (9) 8 © DAVE VALENTIN /Light Struck (GRP)

3 6 MAKOTO OZONE /After (Columbia)

7 0 SHADOWFAX/Too Far To Whisper (Windham Hill)

5 8 INDRA LESMANA /For Earth & Heaven (Zebra /MCA) WILLIAM ACKERMAN "Conferring With The Moon" (Windham NIH) 9/0 9 9 /Powerplay (GRP) Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 5/0. Extra Adds O. Total Adds 0 Heavy KLCC Medium- WBBY, KPLU, WVPE lo 10 PHIL WOODS /Heaven (Black -Hawk) SHEILA JORDAN "The Crossing" (Black-Hawk) 8/1

Rotations Heavy 2/0. Medium VO. Light 4 1 Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 1. WUWM Heavy WBEE. WJZZ Medium WRTI, 12 WEATHER REPQRT/This Is This (Columbia) m WHRO. 16 BOBBY McFERRIN /Spontaneous Inventions (Blue Note) ® TERRY GIBBS "Dream Band" (CUlt porary/Fantasy) 8A

13 13 HANK CRAWFORD & JIMMY McGRIFF/Soul Survivors (Fantasy) Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 5/0. ugh; 0' ' xtra Aoos O. Tutor Adds O Heavy. KANU, KADX, KLON Medium WYRS, WMOT, WJZZ, KBEM, KJAZ. 15 TOM GRANT/Take Me To Your Dream (Pausa) CRYSTAL "Clear" (Black-Hawk) 7/3 le STAN GETZNoyage (Black -Hawk) Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium WO, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WAER. WBEE, WJZZ Heavy WLOO. 22 BOBBY SHEW/Shewhorn (Pausa) BOB COOPER & SNOOKY YOUNG SEXTET "In A Monotone" (Oontanlporary/Fantasy) 711 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 311, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0 Total Adds 1. WYRS Ilea'., KADX. KLON M -u.,. " KUHF, 24 ifj HENRY BUTLER/Fivin' Around (MCAAmpulse!) WVPE. 30 MIKE METHENY /Day In -Night Out (MCAAmpulse!) GROSSMAN /WALTON/WILUAMS/HIGGINS "Love Is The Thing" (Red/PSI) 7/1 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 2/1, Adds O. Total Adds 1, WUWM Heavy KUHF, KXPR. Medium WGBH, 19 e JOHN COLTRANE /Master Tapes (MCA/Impulse!) 3/0. Light Extra WCLK. KADX 21 KEITH MacDONALD TRIO/Waiting (Landmark) ÿ KRONOS QUARTET "Music Of BIlI Evans" (Landmark) 7/1 11 21 MICHEL PETRUCCIANI TRIO /Pianism (Blue Note) Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 1/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 1. WNUR Heavy KLCC, KXPR Medium KJAZ

20 22 & TRIBAL TECH /Spears (Passport Jazz) MICHAEL MANRING "Unusual Weather" (Windham Hill) 7/1 Rotations. Heavy 0/0. Medium 4/0. Light 3/1. Extra Atlas 0 Total Adds 1 s rrv. V ,,1: KFRA WI l t] WDFT KLCC. 14 23 ALPHONSE MOUZON BAND/Back To Jazz (Pausa) DOUBLE "Blue" (A&M) 7/0 28 i: GERRY MULLIGAN /SCOTT HAMILTON /Soft Lights & Sweet Music (Concord) Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 1/0, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 0 Heavy WLOO. KBEM Medium KTCJ, KKGO. WVPE, KLSK 25 25 MAYNARD FERGUSON/Body & Soul (Black -Hawk) JAKOB MAGNUSSON "Time Zone" (Golden Boy Jan /Optimism) 6/4 DEBUT T LAVITZ/Storytime (Passport Jazz) ÿ Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 1.1, Light 4,2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4 WMOT. KUOP, WAVE, WVPE 23 27 SPHERE /On Tour (Red /PSI) "Live Mardi Gras In Monterey" (Rounder) 6/2 10. Adds 1, Total Adds 2. Heavy WBEE Medium KPLU, 17 28 FATTBURGER /One Of A Kind (Golden Boy Jazz /Optimism) Rotations Heavy 2/1, Medium 2/0, Light Extra WBGO. WRTI KCNR I DEBUT CHICO FREEMAN /Pied Piper (Black -Hawk) ALLAN HOLDSWORTH "Atavachron" (Enigma) 6/1 WDET. Medium I DEBUT STEPS AHEAD /Magnetic (Elektra) Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium I/O. Light 21 Extra Adds O. Total Adds t, WUWM Heavy WBFO. WNOP, WVPE FRANK POTENZA "Sand Dance" (TBA /Paio Alto) 6/0 Black,Urban slaaons contributing to Jazz WKNDiHanford. Melone McClean KJCBlatayette. Horatio Handy WYLD- Rotations Heavy 210. Medium 2/0, Light 2;0, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 0. Heavy WEBR. WAER Medium KK00. WVPE FMMew Orleans. Dell Spencer. W DMT/Clevelano. Dean -Dean Rufus L REGIONALIZED ADDS & HOTS NEW & ACTIVE EAST áGt1TH MIDWEST I Ho, mt TOM HARRELL "Play 01 Light" (Black -Hawk) 13/4 wcuue«ex .IxWm.u.ox Total KCNR, KXPR. Heavy: WYRS, WHRO T.Ta IOwee r, wOwaMO rl Rotations. Heavy 3/1, Medium 5/0. Light 4/2, Extra Adds 1, Adds 4, WDET. KADX. woewwu.s WATVINNNIelphm wnr Sswe. cWrxs oars rr MN NM. Gewswei. M INT BARR. Medium. WBGO, WRTI, KUHF, KPLU, WUSF. *ANN INDRA LEMMA HENRY RUTLER ALVIN ODE. CRYSTAL WOODY NEWAN STAN GETS EMT WEN TOM GRANT PUENTE NAM MUM, RARE RI LK 11, SCOTT HENDERSON TITO PUENTE & HIS LATIN ENSEMBLE "Sensation" (Concord) 11/7 Tom om. APT TANK WNW SHIN TITO PUENTE STAN ORE JAMES SANBORN TITO PUENTE DIRT( COVEN BRASS t Adds 3. Total Adds 7, WGBH, WBEE. WDET, WJZZ, KJZZ. KPLU. KLCC x wcaax,x.swlI CRYSTAL Rotations' Heavy 3/0, Medium 2/2. Light 3/2, Extra CASSANDRA ,raStGA x NILS. Hottmt BOBBY SNP/ Sher, S,wwAn RAPE SILR STAN GETS . Heavy WBGO. KLON, KJAZ. STAN DAVE err, ROBBY SHEN VALENTIN HENRY wrnn.w. HEMP BUTLER ,"N wwrwS...n WOODY HERMAN & HIS BIG BAND "50th Anniversary Tour" (Concord) 11/4 APT TATUM IATI TUN BRASS WMTHER MPORT II. TELLOOLIANNETS Rotations. Heavy Medium 4/3. Adds Total Adds 4. WCLK, WNOP, KPLU, KXPR. Heavy' WBGO. DIRTY COZEN MASS 2/0. 5/1, Light Extra 0, wAOwcwAMi In DAVY VALENTIN KLON Medium. WYRS, KKGO, WHRO, KCNR. AI WW uKh. cAr Were wrSSrasw. m SPARC GERA Sr..w.x. DAVI mAm.nos To The 11/4 IIMMY SMITH ANDREAS YOLLENWEIDER "Down Moon" (FM/CBS) RECOIL S TAN GANT CAECA VI ELT 1 Total 4, WBGO, KUOP, KLCC Heavy WEBR. ROB wuwrrww Rotations: Heavy 1/0. Medium 5/0. Light 4/3, Extra Adds Adds WJZZ, ALPHONSE MOMS MULLINS RARE S,LN PHIL WOODS SW WI Medium WNOP, WBBY, KTCJ, WIVE. WAVE. SPERO GERA SEAT.. SEPT!? w,l,PASEMONS IITAT HERMAN ANIMAS sr «ewIO.WKI.wMh mew( Wino STAN DETS ea.,.aeal AI Imago GROSSMAN. WALTON. CHRIS BRUBECK & ANDY LaVERNE TRIO "See How It Feels" (Black -Hawk) 10/2 w4war J IMMY WITH WIYeWaSl...h rl . SHEILA JORDAN ..w wsrlsis ROSS TIOMPR INS ALLAN MOINSNON, Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 1. Total Adds 2. WFPL, KPLU. Heavy WRTI. Medium: WBBY. SONY INTL. JESSICA WILLIAMS .wA«w. SPYPO OVRA non MOB ,a]N STEPS ANEAD TOM HARRELL T. LADIES SPHERE WHRO. STAN GETS PH I L MODS MIKE MMHG, --- DAVE VAL TNT IN whewew. M OM LEMMA M.010 OSONE RODNEY FRANKLIN "it Takes Two" (Columbia) 10/2 MAMA,. NM 011 w Sais. arw TOM GRANT YELLONJACKETS B I LLY COWAN SHADOWEAR Rotations Heavy 2/O. Medium 6/1, Light 2/1. Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 2, WLOO. KIFM. Heavy WCLK, KBEM. Medium -. .,4 ..w In J INNI w .. DAVE VALENTIN ADMIT 14EFEARIN wwe..a.r. WBEE. WJZZ. KKGO, WAVE, WKND ,H SAWA. FERGUSON SPHERE SMSrxw CRYSTAL ROME . wroTSrsl.. none JESSICA WIWAMS "Nothin' But The Truth" (Black -Hawk) 10/1 WPMa.rau.SN wwrrws MINIMS IYrx.. sw Sw..w. YELMIJACRETS :.WWwwwew.0..., Medium. KUHF, LPHONSE MOUE. Rotations Heavy 3/0. Medium 6 /0, Light 0/O, Extra Adds 1. Total Adds 1, KJZZ Heavy. WYRS, KJAZ, KXPR. MARA MUMMY STE. AMMO STAN GETS J'IMPEI WITS KANU, WHRO. WUSF. KLCC. KCNR. SPY, GYM SNADDRMAX !NORA LESIMA COMM DOUBLE RARE SILK "Black & Blue" (TBA/Pale Alto) 9/9 SANBORN TINNY WI woeT Sr M SPERO GERA Rotations' Heavy 0/0. Medium 2/2. Light 4/4, Extra Adds 3. Total Adds 9. WYRS. WCLK, WBEE. WJZZ. KUOP. KPLU, WFSS, NEENT BUTLER YELLONJACIMS JAMES a EMS,. WS, Sew DAVE VALENTIN DAVE VALENTIN JUKE, WM T ON GRA/IN KXPR, KIFM TON GRANT SPHERE STEPS AHEAD VIBRATION SOCIETY "Music Of Rahsaan Roland Kirk" (Stash) 9/1 TITO PUENTE «TGIAM.wslrlI Adds 1, Total Adds 1, KJZZ. Heavy- KADX. WNUR, KWMU. Medium. MIKE METHENT SNSS.etww Rotations' Heavy 31O. Medium 5/0, Light O/0, Extra S TAN GETS TOM MUMMA WBGO. WRTI. WBEE, WHRO. WVPE WEST S WWW OS. 1.1 kuOISSWO w S.lunswaeswhr TOWN. LYLE MAYS oewewvwrw .SWwWWW. OMAN Hot tml STAN GETZ YELLONJACKETS NAZI, HATANABE « AOSSMwrr1 Saat ANS.Iw r1 HENRY HINILLE . LAVITZ WOODY xruvai a SWIM J «ah.Ma ANDRMS MLLE.., ABOLILUR RARE 1.0i SOLO, SPY, GIM nene S I LX CMICO EN [MAN BOSKY AHEM CHICO EREDIAN JAKOB MACIMISSON AIRATNEP REPORT , AD.axATA.A.T JAMES SAMORN Mot tN T I, PUENTE wY,eW00M[rnnl SINN. CHICO INCINIAN wWMGwiaw YELLNIJACKMS YELLOWJACKLTS GERA SW* SW sox NONEWNPROWN Sadao Watanabe COOPER A YOU, SPERO CYM IMATNEA MOD, PHIL ROODS AIL, COWAN 'MIES SANNOMI JOHN TROPEA CHICO FREIMAN ALPHONSE MrVION SNADOVRAN HENRY ANTLER STAN SPHERE Nottmt GETZ TERRY GOERS NAVE VALENTIN NOME SHEN LUGO, SNICKS . DAVE BRUBECP DAVE VALEINEIN ANTRIM STEPS AHEAD Notteat r SINIOTWO STAN GETZ e BOSSY MCFERRIN Sawa Mhh JOHN COLTRANE SPY, GYM «ICCa..w. ION CM, VIBRATION SOCIETY DANE VALENTIN CHICO W * Carols. GRANT GEIS... S AMS. ',swim, In MM. Fa ANDREAS r, ARTPUL BALANCE CO á.wift. A HONE BUTLER JOE IWNER ,rvxhMYl+ow Fe WNW TITO PUENTE CHICO EREDIAN S WARM. swoanwx KENNY BARRON R.s 11NN..rw Wp TOM GRANT SMADONFAN RAW MCDONALD KIMEOS BARMPA REED REN, WARR} 49 Reporting Stations PHIL WOES THADONPAR STAN GMT FEVER RAC AID WEATHER REPOPT SAN RIVERS 43 Current Reports EVO 'NAM STAN ORE JOHN COLLINS JINNI « MINN SAMSON AM CweWIMAS.,I Hat tAt DAM VALI.MT. «IONI« neon Sw IY.eN JESSICA WILLI/NS won «a.a. HENRY WT.! TITO PUENTE GERM MULLIGAN DEWEY MEP MI, MACDONALD BOOM SHEN MAIWATEAN JAZZ OU KLSK/Santa Fe WHRO/Norfolk, Mott eat 608/1, WOODY HERMAN PHIL MOOS DAVE BRUBECK and WUSF/Tampa called in TMRY GIBES frozen Tour NORM N playtists. On ROSS TOMPKINS S xrwsa.AS.w. aaT Vow. KKGO/Los Angeles and CHART DEBUT August 1 Seattle; 2 Mt. Hood; 3 San Francisco; HENRY SUTLER }whwxl. TOM KAMALLL 6 San Diego; 9 Los Angeles; 10 Phoenix; 12 Denver; sSSaes ix WBBY /Columbus failed to call In JESSICA WILLIAMS SHOO 14 Houston; 17 Columbus; 20 Washington D.C.; their reports; their playllsts TITO PUENTE WEATHER REPORT 21 Philadelphia; 24 New York; 27 Boston; T. LAVITE KEITH MACDONALD were frozen. BONNY MCFERRIN OODY NEW. 29 Detroit; 30 Cincinnati WKSU/Kent failed to report MICHEL PM RUCC IAN ON ELEKTRA MUSIC CASSETTES, RECORDS AND COMPACT DISCS. PHIL WOODS RILLV COHEN. for two consecutive weeks and Record,, a Division of Worn. Communications Inc., a ®1986 E4ktro/A,ylum ' was not used In this week's data.

62/ R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY COUNTRY

TOP 50 AUGUST 1, 1986

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3 TWITTY!Desperado Love (WB) 161/0 129 29 12 2 0 CONWAY 156/0 129 22 5 MOST ADDED 2 DON WILLIAMS /Heartbeat In The Darkness (Capitol) 147/1 123 23 1 e 6 3 3 T.G. SHEPPARD /Strong Heart (Columbia) 157/0 118 35 4 RESTLESS HEART (52) 5 A (RCA' 15 O EDDY RAVEN /Sometimes Lady A. POINTER (45) 104 46 3 E.T. CONLEY 8 JR. /Country State Of Mind (WB /Curb) 153/0 is 1 7 O HANK WILLIAMS LEE GREENWOOD (42) 94 61 5 DIRT BAND/Stand A little Rain (WB) 160/1 SOUTHERN PACIFIC (35) 20 I 10 0 NITTY GRITTY 160/0 86 71 3 /Little Rock (MCA) EXILE (25) to t g 0 REBA McENTIRE 107 11 (24) The 143/0 25 WILLIE NELSON s 6 B WAYLON JENNINGS/Will Wolf Survive (MCA) 156/0 83 68 5 JOHN ANDERSON (21) Heart Set On You (Columbia) 21 3 ,2 O JOHN CONLEE /Got My 160/0 61 93 6 SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH 8 OVERSTREET (19) MILSAP /In Love (RCA) 23 1 t4 RONNIE GAYLE (17) 141/0 90 42 9 CRYSTAL 13 t n 11 STARER BROTHERS /Count On Me (Mercury/PG) MICKEY GILLEY (17) 147/2 94 34 19 5 4 12 PAKE McENTIRE/Saviri My Love For You (RCA) GARY MORRIS (17) 65 70 6 Friend In Calilania (Epic) 141/0 22 20 is IFì MERLE HAGGARD /A 131/1 65 58 8 SKAGGS /I've Got A New Heartache (Epic) to t 15 m RICKY How You Know... (MCA) 155/2 38 100 17 24 2 to NICOLETTE LARSON MIS/ STEVE WARINER/That's ® 78 22 To 153/4 53 25 2 19 (ID GIRLS NEXT 000R/Sldw Boat (MTM) 125/0 90 22 13 The Thing I Needed (MCA) 3 e 17 JOHN SCHNEIDER/Yco re Last 158/2 23 112 23 29 as 7) FORESTER SISTERS/Lonely Alone (WO) 148/2 24 100 24 31 26 22 DWIGHT YOAKAM/Guilars, Cadillacs, Etc. (Reprise/WB) m 145/9 21 95 29 FRICKIE/Always Have Always Will (Columbia) 34 30 23 e JANIE (RCA) 152/6 20 98 34 38 32 25 EDDIE RABBITT 8 JUICE NEWTON/Both To Each Other G 71 19 The Rain (RCA/Curb) 121/0 31 2 5 17 22 JUDDS/Rockin With The Rhythm Of 16 His Right Mind... (MCA) 106/0 51 39 t 13 23 GEORGE STRAIT/Nobody In HOTTEST 140/3 18 92 30 KEITH WHITLEY/Ten Feet Away (RCA) 32 29 26 45 (Capitol) 151/7 9 97 43 35 27 ® TANYA TUCKER/Just Another Love DON WILLIAMS (60) 148/17 6 75 67 a 33 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Cry (WB) CONWAY TWITTY (60) 127/5 9 82 36 LACY J. DALTON/Waking Class Man (Columbia) HANK WILLIAMS JR. (52) 35 33 39 fff 40 (RCA) 132/6 4 88 T.G. SHEPPARD (47) 39 36 32 le SYLVIA /Nothin Ventured Ndhin Gained 137/13 3 75 59 JOHN SCHNEIDER (37) e9 lo 36 ROSANNE CASH/Second To No Ore (Columbia) S 4 75 50 REBA McENTIRE (38) A Rolling Stone (MCA) 129/8 47 38 35 OAK RIDGE BOYS/You Made A Rock Of (32) 126/7 9 66 51 WAYLON JENNINGS 40 37 34 STEVE EARLE/Guitar Town (MCA) EDDY RAVEN (32) G 133/25 3 56 74 47 39 EXILE /It'll Be Me (Epic) STARER BROTHERS (32) © 31 Roll (America Smash/PG) 102/1 17 54 JUDOS (31) 33 31 29 33 CARL PERKINS/Birth Of Rock And 105/3 6 66 33 45 39 37 LOUISE MANDRELL/I Wanna Hear II From Your Lips (RCA) fr 78/1 33 32 13 H 12 20 35 MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY/Rollin Nowhere (WO) 66/0 24 15 17 to to 24 36 RANDY TRAVIS /On The Other Hand (WB) 106/17 3 50 53 GARY MORRIS/Honeycomb (WO) BREAKER EFi 104/19 2 51 51 BREAKER © SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH & OVERSTREET/You Can't Stop Love (MTM) Many Times (RCA) 104/45 0 36 68 BREAKER EARL THOMAS CONLEY 8 ANITA POINTER/Too m 70/0 17 33 20 30 28 2e 40 JOHNNY PAYCHECK/Old Violin (Mercury/PG) 93/17 2 31 60 _ _ 46 CO MICKEY GILLEY /Coo-Web Days (Epic) 49/O 9 25 15 OROWNA Wish That I Could Hurt That Way Again (Capitol) MOST ADDED HOTTEST list those ,gs 7 19 31 42 T. GRAHAM 79/12 3 27 49 achieving the most adds nationally. and the songs n SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO/Since I Found You (Columbia) - - mooned "honest'. comp,Hd ham all ow reporters Town (Capitol) 64/8 1 32 31 46 DOBIE GRAY/The Dark Side Of The number In parentheses ,mmediately loltwwng J 0 25 36 Pages Of My Mind (Columbia) 61/11 the songs in Most Added A Hottest ,n4icate the total DEBUT S RAY CHARLES/The 41/0 7 18 16 umber of Country reponers adding the song this e 23 ae 46 RONNIE McDOWELL/AII Tied Up (MCA/Curb) week noting that the song is among their eve tweet 63/8 1 24 38 or DEBUT IP m LYLE LOVETT /Farther Down The Line ( MCA/Curb) 1 70 56 We (MCA) 67/42 DEBUT LEE GREENWOOD/Didn't 43/1 1 26 16 le 45 ie 49 KENOALLS/To Late (MCA/Curb) 61/35 1 13 47 DEBUT? SOUTHERN PACIFIC/A Girl Like Emmyla (WO)

SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH 8, OVERSTREET You Can't Stop Love (MTM) On 65% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 51, Light 51. Total Adds 19, WOKO, WIXL, KYKR, KIKK, KILT -FM, WIVK, WDXE, KRMD, WSLR, KBMR, WUBE. BREAKERS. KCCY, KRAK. KCKC, KMPS. Moves 43 -38 on the Country KIOV, KGHL, KFMS, KZLA, chart.

EARL THOMAS CONLEY & ANITA POINTER GARY MORRIS Too Many Times (RCA) Honeycomb (WB) On 65% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 36, Light 68, Total Adds 45 Total Adds 17, On 66% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 50. Light 53, Including WCAO, WHN, WPOR, KEAN, WEZL, KHEY. WIVK, WSIX, KRMD, WUSO. WHN. WYAY. WGTO, KHEY, KKIX, KILT -FM, KYKX, WMC, WLWI, WUSN, WYNG, WSLR, KBMR, KFKF, KCJB, WTHI, KKAL, KNIX. KCCY, KSON, KIIM. Moves 49 -39 on WCUZ. WGEE, WLLR, WTHI, KRAK, KRPM. Moves 41 -37 on the Country chart. the Country chart.

COUNTRY BREAKERS "Honeycomb CHART:

"Simply the most talked about record we've had at WPOC in years." Todd Grimsted i1(n "The most requested record in Denver at KYGO." Jennifer Paige & Rick Jackson

R&R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1,'1986/63 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY COUNTRY

MALCHAK 8 RUCKER "Slow Motion" (Alpine) 27/2 Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 4, Light 23. Total Adds 2, WGTO, WWJO. Medium: WCUZ, WTCM, KEIN, KIGO Light: WVAM, NEW & ACTIVE WBGW, WYII, KRRV, WOKK, WPAP. KJNE. WIRK, WXCL, KVOO, KRKT, KRWQ, KALF, KSOP. r ROBIN LEE "If You're Anything Like Your Eyes" (Evergreen) 25/6 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 22. Total Adds 6, WVAM, WIXY. KEAN, WMNI, WTHI, KTPK. Medium: KRRV, WIWI, MICKEY GILLEY "Doo -Wah Days" (Epic) 93/17 KSOP. Light. WEZL. WGTO. WTVY, WOKK, WPAP. KJNE, WAXX, KFGO, WXCL. WTCM, KFDI, KKAL, KVOC, KRWQ, KALF. Rotations. Heavy 2, Medium 31, Light 60, Total Adds 17, WBOS, WOKE, WYNK. WVMI, WEZL. KSSN. WLWI, WUSO, WUBE. KIGO. WONE. WKKO, WYNG, WFMS, KCJB, KFDI, KUUY. KRAK Heavy WRAF. WOW. Moves 46 -41 on the Country chart. BOBBY BARE "Real Good" (EMI America) 25/4 SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO "Since I Found You" (Columbia) 79/12 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 20. Total Adds 4, WCMS, WRNL, WOW, KITS. Medium: WVAM, WOKK, KSOP, KIGO. Rotations. Heavy 3, Medium 27, Light 49, Total Adds 12. WCAO, WAJR, WXTU, WPOR, KRRV,WSM, WUSO. WONE, WKKO, Light. WBGW. WIXY, WYII, KEAN, KPLX, WTVY, KHEY, KKYX, WIRK, KSO. KWMT, KXXY, KVOO, KFDI, KKAL, KFRE, KALF. WCUZ, KCJB. KUUY. Heavy: WOKK. KBMR, WOW. Medium: WOKO, WEZL. WLWI, KRWO. KOLO. Moves 47-43 on the LEON EVERETTE "Sad Stab Of Affairs" (Orlando) 23/7 Country chart. Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light 17. Total Adds 7, WCAO, WYII, WEZL, WGTO, WCMS, WPAP, KWMT. Medium. WTVY, LEE GREENWOOD "Didn't We (MCA) 57/42 WLWI, KKYX, KITS, KFDI, KRKT. Light WVAM, WIXY. KRRV, WESC, WWKA, KFGO, WTCM. KVOO, KRWQ. KSOP. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 10, Light 56, Total Adds 42 including WCAO, WOBE. WPOR. WIXY, KEAN. WYAY, WXBO, ROGER MILLER "Some Hearts Get All The Breaks" (MCA) 23/3 WUSY. KIKK. WLWI. WCMS, WPAP, KBMR, KFGO, WGEE, KITS. KVOO. KIK -FM. KOLO, KCKC. Debuts at number 48 on Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6. Light 17, Total Adds 3, WAJR, WOYK, KVOO. Medium: KKYX, KITS, KFDI, KRKT, KEIN, the Country chart KIGO. Light: WBGW, WTSV, WIXY, WWVA, WYII, WTVY, KILTFM, WPAP. KFGO. WOW, WXCL, KRWO, KALF, KSOP. GRAY "The Dark Side 01 Town" (Capitol) 84/8 CHARLY MCCLAIN "So This Is love" (Epic) 22/16 Rotations: Heavy 1. Medium 32, Light 31, Total Adds 8, WCAO, KIKK, KRMD, WUSO, WONE, WGEE, KFKF, KCJB. Heavy: Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 22, Total Adds 16. WTSV, WOKO, WPOR, WYII, KEAN. WESC, WIVK, WCMS, WTOR, WCUZ. Medium. WGNA, WVAM, WBGW. WPOR. KASE, WTVY, WOKK, KFDI, KUZZ, KRWQ. KSOP. Moves 48 -44 on the WGEE. WOW. KVOO, KKAL. KVOC, KCCY, KALF. Light: SWAM, WBGW. KASE, WGTO, WIRK. KRWO. Country chart MARTY STUART "AH Because 01 You" (Columbia) 22/10 LYLE LOVETT "Farther Down The Line" (MCA /Curb) 63/8 Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 4, Light 18. Total Adds 10. WBGW. WPOR, KRRV, WXBO, WGTO, WTVY, KFGO. KIK -FM, Rotations Heavy 1. Medium 24, Light 38, Total Adds 8. WCAO, WRKZ, WEZL. KRMD, WSLR, KTPK, KRST, KIK -FM. Heavy. KKCS, KRWQ. Medium: KPLX, WAMZ, WCUZ. Light WCVR, KKIX, WOKK, WCMS, WPAP, KJNE, WIRK, KVOO, KIGO. WOW Medium: WTSV, WCVR, WIXY, KHEY, KKIX, WOKK, KKYX, KWMT, KKCS, KRWO, KWJJ. Debuts at number 47 on the JOHN ANDERSON "Honky Took Crowd" (WB) 21/21 Country chart. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 18, Total Adds 21. WVAM, WBGW, WTSV, WAJR, WKYG, WCVR, WIXY, KRRV, KKIX, SOUTHERN PACIFIC "A Girl Like Emmyilou" (WB) 61/35 WDXE, WWKA, WPAP, WIRK. KBMR, KSO, WDAF, KXXY, KKAL. KUZZ, KRWQ, KALF. Rotations: Heavy 1. Medium 13, Light 47, Total Adds 35 including WCAO, WOKO, WOSY, WIXY, WVMI, WEZL, WUSY, TWO HEARTS "Feel Like I'm Falling For You" (MDJ) 16/2 KSSN. WCMS. WPAP, WUBE, WCUZ, WGEE, KCJB, KXXY. KUUY, KUGN, KEIN. KRPM. Debuts at number 50 on the Country Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 16, Total Adds 2, WKYG. KYKX. Medium: WTCM, KIGO. Light: WBGW, WYII, KRRV. chart WUSY, WLWI, KKYX, WIRK, KFGO, KITS, KVOO, KFDI, KRWO, KOIL, KALF. RAY CHARLES "The Pages 01 My Mind" (Columbia) 61/11 STEVE WARINER "Starting Over Again" (MCA) 15/14 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 25. light 36. Total Adds 11, WVAM, WIXY. WYII. KEAN. KRRV, WSLR. KBMR, WMNI. WWWW, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 14, Total Adds 14. WVAM, WBGW, WCVR, KASE, KYKR, WVMI, KIKK, KSSN, WSIX, WTHI. KOHL. Medium WXTU, WCVR, WNYR, WCMS, KKYX, WOW, KEIN, KALF, KSOP. Debuts at number 45 on the WIRK, KKAL, KUZZ, KRWQ, KALF. Light: KYGO. Country chart LOWES "Good And Lonesome" (NSD) 14/2 HEART "That Rock Won't (RCA) Roll" 58ß2 Rotations. Heavy 1, Medium 5, Light 8, Total Adds 2, WCAO, KTPK. Heavy. KITS. Medium: WTVY, WLWI, KFGO, KFDI, Rotations Heavy O. Medium 5. Light 53, Total Adds 52 including WVAM, WAJR, WKYG, WIXY, WYII, KRRV, WYAY, WYNK, KSOP Light WPAP, KKYX, KSO. KWMT, WOW, KVOO KHEY, KSSN, WOKK. WSIX. WODR, KFGO, WCUZ. WGEE, KCJB, KKAL, KRWO. KSAN. BARBARA MANDRELL "No One Mends A Broken Heart Like You" (MCA) 13/13 "Call Home" (Atlantic America) 51,5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 11. Total Adds 13. WVAM, WTSV. WCVR: KASE. KIKK. WSM, WWKA, KBMR, KXXY, Rotations Heavy 1. Medium 18, Light 32. Total Adds 5, WPOR, KRRV, WMNI, WKKO, KWMT. Heavy: WDAF. Medium. KKAL, KUZZ. KRWQ, KALF WBGW, WEZL, WOKK, WAJR, WTVY. WCMS, KKYX, KRMD, WOW, KITS, KFDI, KUZZ, KRWO. KOIL, KEIN. KNIX, KALF, RANDY KCKC. TRAVIS "Diggin' Up Bones" (WB) 11/3 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 1, Light 9, Total Adds 3, KEAN, WYNK, WTOR. Heavy: KBMR. Medium: KUZZ. Light: KRRV. BILLY BURNETTE "Soldier 01 Love" (MCA/Curb) 49/3 WKLO, WPAP. KYGO. KUGN, KOIL. Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 21, Light 28, Total Adds 3, WPOR, WCUZ, KITS. Medium: WAJR, WIXY, KRRV, WTVY. KYKR, JACKY WARD "Georgia Blue Eyes" WESC. WOKK, WKSJ, WCMS, WPAP, WOYK, WTCM, KRKT, KKCS, KRWO, KOIL, KEIN, KALF, KSOP, KIGO. (Luv) 11/3 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 1. Light 10. Total Adds 3, WYII. KFDI. KRWQ. Medium: KSOP. Light: KSO. WOW. KITS. WTCM. KVOO, KTOM. KIGO BUTCH BAKER "That's What Her Memory Is For" (Mercury/PolyGram) 11/2 SIGNIFICANT ACTION Rotations' Heavy O. Medium O. Light 11. Total Adds 2, WIVK, KFDI. Light KEAN. WGTO, WTVY, KIKK, WPAP, KKYX. WOW, KITS, KVOO JOHNNY DUNCAN "Texas Moon" (Pharoah) 11/1 Rotations'. Heavy 0, Medium 2. Light 9, Total Adds 1. DONNA FARGO KWMT. Medium: KKYX, KFDI. Light: KSO, KTTS, WTCM, KVOO. KKAL, "Woman Of The '80s" (Mercury/PolyGram) 39/5 KRWQ, KOIL. KOLO Rotations Heavy t. Medium 10. Light 28. Total Adds 5, WBGW. WAJR, KEAN. KRRV, WGEE. Heavy: WTSV. Medium. WOKK. KKYX. KSO, WOW. KRKT, KEIN. KALF. KSOP. KIGO. Light: WKYG, KYKX, WAXX, KVOO, KFDI, KUUY. ROSIE FLORES "I'm Walkin'" (Reprise/WB) 10/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 8. Total Adds KKIX, TOM T. HALL "Susle's Beauty 3. KWMT, KVOO. Medium' KITS, KSON. Light WBGW. KKYX. Shop" (Mercury/PolyGram) 39/0 WTCM, KRWQ, KALF Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 14. Light 25, Total Adds O. Medium- WTSV. WEZL. WTVY. KKYX, KWMT, WGEE. WOW. KITS, KFDI, KRKT. KEIN, KALF, KSOP, KIGO. Light. WCAO, WBGW. WWVA. KSO, KRWQ, KGA.. TOM WOPAT "I Won't Let You Down" (EMI America) 10/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2. Light 8. Total Adds A.J. MASTERS Keep 2. KFDI, KRWQ. Medium. WLWI, WCMS. Light: WOKK, WPAP, KJNE, "Love Your Distance" (Bermuda Dunes) 38/2 WIRK, KFGO. WTSO. Rotations- Heavy 0. Medium 10, Light 28, Total Adds 2, WCAO, WKYG. Medium: WVAM, WAJR, WCMS, WOW, WTCM, KRKT. KEIN, KALF, KSOP, KIGO. Light: WEZL, KYKX. WLWI, KFGO, WXCL, KITS, KVOO. JERRY LEE LEWIS "Sixteen Candles" (America Smash/Polygram) 8/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1 gnt 7. Total Adds 3, WIRK. KSO, KOLO. Medium: KKAL. Light WCVR, KXXY, KRWQ, DAVID ALLAN COE 8 WIWE NELSON "I've Already Cheated On You" (Columbia) 35/10 KALF. / Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 7. Light 29. Total Adds 10. WBGW. WEZL, WUSY, KIKK, WOKK, WLWI. WPAP. WDAF, KEIN. KOLO Medium: WTSV. KKIX. WESC, KKYX, KITS, KFDI, KRKT WIWE NELSON "I'm Not Trying To Forget You" (Columbia) 35/24 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 30. Total Adds 24. WRKZ. WHN, WXTU, WIXY, WYII, WESC, WTOR, KSO, KFGO. ALBUM TRACKS i KWMT, WGEE. WDAF. WTSO. KCJB. KXXY. WOW. KVOO. KFDI. KKAL, KUZZ, KUPL, KALF, KMPS, KIIM. LARRY BOONE "Stranger Thinge Have Happened" (Mercury/PolyGram) 35/3 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 15, Light 20. Total Adds 3, WVAM, WYII, KEAN. Medium: WTSV, WAJR, WCVR, KRRV, WIVY, ARTIST/Song Title (Label). Album Title WOKK, WLWI, WOYK, WOW. KITS, WTCM, KFDI, KAKI, KEIN, KALF. ALMOST BROTHERS "What': Your Name" (MTM) 3116 HANK WILLIAMS JR. /Mind Your Own Business (WB /Curb) Montana Cafe Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 3. Light 28. Total Adds 6. KEAN, KYKR, WLWI, WRNL, KEIN, KOLO. Medium' WTSV, KYKR, GEORGE STRAIT /Rhythm Of The WCMS. Light WVAM. WBGW, WPOR, WIXY. KJNE, WOW, WWJO. KVOO. KRKT, KRWQ, KIGO. 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Total Mee Iwo Heavy Medium Light WVN, Weal, Week Reports /Adds NEIL DIAMOND (16) HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS (14) 45/0 43 1 1 1 1 1 PETER /Glory Of Love (Full Moon /WB) CETERA AIR SUPPLY (8) Mine 46/0 38 6 2 4 2 2 0 JEFFREY OSBORNE/You Should Be (A &M) BILLY OCEAN (7) In The Way (Epic) 43/1 36 5 2 6 5 3 0 MIAMI SOUND MACHINE/Words Get EL DeBARGE (7) 40/1 33 7 0 9 6 5 0 DOUBLE/The Captain Of Her Heart (A&M) 40/0 14 21 5 17 12 s 0 GORDON LIGHTFOOT /Anything For Love (WB) 35/5 15 18 2 - 16 12 0 LIONEL RICHIE /Dancing On The Ceiling (Motown) 10 0 15 13 l0 ROD STEWART/Love Touch (WB) 30/2 20 30/0 21 9 0 14 11 e 0 GENESIS /Invisible Touch (Atlantic) 34/0 14 16 4 2 3 4 9 MOODY BLUES/Your Wildest Dreams (Polydor /PG) HOTTEST 12 18 4 - 16 13 MIKE & THE MECHANICS/Taken In (Atlantic) 34/2 33/4 11 17 5 16 e CARL ANDERSON & GLORIA LORING/Friends And Lovers (Carrere /CBS) 29/0 17 8 4 3 4 6 12 DAVID FOSTER & OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN/The Best Of Me (Atlantic) PETER CETERA (38) 15 9 5 11 9 7 13 BILLY JOEL/Modern Woman (Epic) 29/2 MIAMI SOUND MACHINE (29) 30/4 7 19 4 JEFFREY OSBORNE (29) 19 18 e MICHAEL McDONALD/Sweet Freedom (MCA) 6 15 6 DOUBLE (27) 7 7 r, 15 BILLY OCEAN/There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry) (Jive /Arista) 27/0 4 ROD STEWART (17) BREAKER BERLIN/Take My Breath Away (Columbia) 24/3 6 14 6 GENESIS (16) 20 20 17 17 SADE /Is It A Crime? (Portrait/CBS) 24/1 5 13 11 3 19 17 15 18 JACKSON BROWNE /In The Shape Of A Heart (Asylum) 22/1 8 6 13 5 6 6 14 19 HOWARD JONES /No One Is To Blame (Elektra) 24/0 1 11 12 BREAKER S HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Stuck With You (Chrysalis) 24/14

WHAMI "The Edge Of Heaven" (Columb a) 11/3 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 3/1. Light 8/2. Total Adds 3, WWKB. 55KRC, WGOW. Medium including WMTR, WSTU. Light including KHOW, WICC, WSPD. WWNR, WTKO, KYJC BREAKERS LARRY CARLTON "Smiles And Smiles To Go" (MCA) 10/1 Rotations Heavy 1'0, Medium 4/0, Light 5 /1. Total Adds 1, WSPD. Heavy WHEY. Medium: WISN, KUGN, WJBC, KVEC. GRAHAM NASH "Sad Eyes" (Atlantic) 10/0 BERLIN Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 1/0, Total Adds O. Heavy. WHBV, KTWO. Medium: WCCO, KUGN, WPOE, WJBC, WASK, KYJC, KVEC. Light: WSPD. - Take My Breath Away (Columbia) GEORGE BENSON "Kisses In The Moonlight" (WB) 9/4 51% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 6, Medium 14, Light 4, Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 4/2, Light 5/2, Total Adds 4. KUGN, WPOE, WJBC. KYJC. Medium including KFMB, KSL. Light including WCCO. WHBY. WGBR. WGY. at number 16 on the Full - Total Adds 3, WTVN, KFMB, Debuts RONNIE MILSAP "In Love" (RCA) 9/2 Service chart. Rotations Heavy O. Medium 4 /0, Light 5/2, Total Adds 2, WIBA, KFOD. Medium: WTMJ, WCCO. WHEY, KVEC. Light including WISN. WGBR, WJBC HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Wonder Where You Are" (A&M) 9/0 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 6/0. Total Adds 0. Medium: WCCO, WPOE. KTWO. Light: WTKO, WMTR, WGBR, Stuck With You (Chrysalis) WSTU WASK, KYJC. 51% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 11, Light 12, AIR SUPPLY "Lonely Is The Night" (Arista) 8/8 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 4i4, Light 44. Total Adds 8, WFBR. KBOI, KUGN, KSL, WPOE, WGBR, KYJC, KVEC. Total Adds 14 including WWKB, WTAE, WDBO, WISN, KOY, KFMB, MARY JANE GIRLS "Walk Like A Man" (Motown) 8/0 WROK, WSPD, KBOI. Debuts at number 20 on the Full- Service chart. Rotations. Heavy 0. Medium 2/0, Light 6 /0, Total Adds O. Medium: WFBR, WSPD. Light: WCCO, WWNR, WMTR, WGBR, WSTU, KYJC. NEW & ACTIVE r JACKSON BROWNE "In The Shape Of A Head" (Asylum) 22/1 L SIGNIFICANT ACTION Rotations. Heavy 11/0, Medium 8 /0. Light 3/1, Total Adds 1, WDBO. Heavy: WSB, KJR, WCHS, KUGN, WWNR, WPOE. r WTKO, WSTU, WASK, KYJC. KVEC Medium WFBR, WTVN, WGOW. WHBC, WSPD, KSL, WMTR, WJBC. MONKEES "That Was Then, This Is Now" (Arista) 21/3 ANITA BAKER "Sweet Love" (Eleidra) 7/3 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 11/0, Light 10/3. Total Adds 3, WPRO, KNOW, WIBA. Medium: WISN, WTMJ, KFMB. WELT, Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2'0. Light 5:3, Total Adds 3. WWKB. WPOE, WMTR Medium KFMB, KVEC. Light including WGOW, WSPD, KOB, KSL, WWNR. WPOE, WMTR Light including WICC, WCHS, WROK, WSTU, WJBC, WASK, KFOD. WWNR. WSTU. BILLY OCEAN "Love Zone" (Jive /Arista) 19/1 Smile" (ABM) 7/1 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 10.'1, Light 9/6. Total Adds 7, KFMB. WICC, WELT, WGOW, WCIL, WASK, KFOD. Medium ROSIE VELA "Magic Heavy Medium 4/0. 3/1, Total Adds 1, WASK. Medium: WCCO. KUGN, WPOE. KTWO. Light including including WFBR, KJR, WGY, KUGN. KSL. WMTR KTWO. KYJC, KVEC. Rotations: 0, Light WGBR, KYJC. STEVE WINWOOD "Higher Love" (Islafld/WB)19/3 About (IRS /MCA) 6/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 13/0, Light 5/3, Total Adds 3, WICC, WGOW, WROK. Heavy: WMTR. Medium. WWKB, KOY, "Mad You" Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 1/0. Light 3i2. Total Adds 2. 55KRC, WICC. Heavy. WWKB, WHAS. Medium: WCIL. KJR, WCHS, WHAS, WRVA, WHBC, WWNR, WTKO, WSTU, WCIL, KTWO, KYJC. MADONNA "Papa Don't Preach" (Slre/WB) 1840 JOHN MARTYN "Lonely Love" (Island) 6/0 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 4 0, Light 2iO, Total Adds 0. Medium: WHBV, KUGN, WPOE, KVEC. Light: WCCO, WGBR. Rotations Heavy 9/0, Medium 7/0, Light 2/0. Total Adds O. Heavy: WFBR, 55KRC, WICC, WELT, WHAS, WMTR, WSTU, WCIL, KYJC Medium KHOW, KJR, WCHS, WGOW. WSPD. WWNR, WTKO. PHIUP BAILEY "Echo My Heart" (Columbia) 5/1 1/1, Total Adds 1, WJBC Medium WCCO. WHEY, WPOE, KTWO. NEIL DIAMOND "The Story Of My Life" (Columbia) 18/10 Rotations Heavy O. Medium CO, Light Rotations Heavy 1/1. Medium 5/5. Light 10/10, Total Adds 16, WFBR, WPRO. WISN, WTMJ, KHOW, KFMB. WTIC, WHEY, MOODY BLUES "The Other Side Of Lite" (Polydor/PolyGram) 4/4 KBOI, KUGN. KSL. WPOE. WMTR. WGBR, WJBC. KVEC Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2'2, Light 2/2, Total Adds 4 WFBR, KFMB. WPOE, KVEC. EL DeBARGE "Love Always" (Gordy /Motown) 16/7 BILLY JOEL "A Matter Of Trust" (Columbia) 3/3 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 6/1, Light 10/6, Total Adds 7, WISN, WROK, WSPD, WMTR, WJBC. WCIL, KFOD. Medium Rotations Heavy O. Medium 1;1, Light 2/2. Total Adds 3. WICC, WPOE, WJBC. including WFBR, WELT, KUGN, KSL, KVEC Light including WCCO, WHEY, WGBR, KYJC. TEMPTATIONS "Lady Soul" (Gordy /Motown) 3/3 BANGLES "H She Knew What She Wants" (Columbia) 16/0 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 3/3, Total Adds 3, WHEY, WWNR, WGBR. Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0, Light 5/0, Total Adds 0 Heavy: WPOE. Medium: WTVN. KFMB, KJR, WCHS, WTIC, DARYL HALL "Dreamtime" (RCA) 3/2 WHBC, WSPD, WASK, KTWO, KYJC. Light WELL WROK, WTKO, WSTU, KFOD. Rotations Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 3/2, Total Adds 2, WICC, KYJC. Light including WMTR. SHEENA EASTON "Se Far So Good" (EMI America) 15/4 KEEP IT DARK "Dreamer" (Elekira) 3/1 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 6i1, Light 9/3. Total Adds 4. WISN, WGY, WMTR, WGBR. Medium including WFBR, KSL, WJBC, Rotations Heavy O. Medium O. Light 3/1. Total Adds 1. WASK. Light including WHBC, KYJC. KTWO. KVEC Light including WCCO, KFMB. WWNR, WPOE, WTKO, KFOD. VIKTIM "Night Living" (No Parking) 3/1 UMAHL "Love In Your Eyes" (EMI America) 15/1 Rotations Heavy O. Medium O. Light 3/1, Total Adds 1, WGBR. Light including WCCO, WPOE. Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 6/0, Light 8..1. Total Adds 1, WSPD Heavy: WHEY. Medium: WFBR, KUGN, WPOE, WGBR, KYJC. KVEC STARSHIP "Before I Go" (Grunt/RCA) 3/0 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 0, Light 3/0, Total Adds 0. Light: WIBA, WWNR, WMTR. WHITNEY HOUSTON "All At Once" (Arista) 13/2 Rotations Heavy 40. Medium 5.1, Light 4.1. Total Adds 2. KFMB, WASK. Heavy: KNOW, WTIC. WELT, WGY, Medium QUEEN "A Kind Of Magic" (Capitol) 3/0 Total Adds Light: WTKO, WMTR. including WPRO KUGN. KSL. KVEC Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 3/0. 0. WWNR,

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66/ R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY ADULT CONTEMPORARY

MOST ADDED HOTTEST r BREAKERS II PETER CETERA (61) NEIL DIAMOND (46) MIAMI SOUND MACHINE AIR SUPPLY (40) (60) ROD STEWART (50) MOODY BLUES (38) DOUBLE (48) EL DeBARGE EL DeBARGE (28) JEFFREY OSBORNE (38) HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS (23) Love Always (Gordy /Motown) MICHAEL McDONALD THOMPSON TWINS (19) (36) GENESIS 56% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 31, Light 27, PAUL SIMON (18) (31) CARL ANDERSON 8 GLORIA LORING Total Adds 28 including WHTX, W101, WMYX, KOST, KHYL, KEZR, DARYL HALL (16) (29) IIONEL RICHIE (29) WAEB, V100, KQ99, KDUK. Debuts at number 28 on the AC chart. BILLY OCEAN (14) MADONNA (18) ANITA BAKER (12) BANANARAMA STEVE WINW000 (18) Venus (London /PolyGram) 50% of our reporters on it. 4, Rotations: Heavy Medium 24, Light 23, WHITNEY HOUSTON "AB At Oeee" (Arista) 321 Rotations Heavy Total Adds 7, WIVY, U102, WRKA, WING, KDUK, WCHV, K99. Debuts at 12/0, Medium 1413, Light 615. Total Adds 8, WLTS, WIVY, K099, WKNE. WGLL, WSKI, KFSB, KRNO. Heavy including WPIX, 2WD, WLLT, WMJI. number 30 on the AC chart. KYKY, KKLT, K101 Medium including LOVE94, WARM98, WLTF, KHYL, 6100, U102. SHEENA EASTON "So Far So Good" (EMI America) 27/7 Rotations. Heavy 0. Medium 10 /1. Light 17/6. Total Adda 7, WARM98, 8100. WAEB, WNAM, KDUK, WSKI, WZLO. Median including KOST, 0106, WKNE. WOHO, WCKO, WEIZ, 194. KOSW, KALE. NEW & ACTIVE PATTI LIBELLE "Oh, People" (MCA) 26/11 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 10/1, Light 16/10. Total Adds 11. WJDX, WDLT. WSFL, WAVE, WMGN, KCMG, WSKI, WOHO, -. WCHV, WMTFM, WJON. Medium including MIX. WHIN, WAEB, WWMJ, WEIM. WGLL, KKLV, KOSW. KALE.

NEIL DIAMOND The Story W My Life" (Columbia) 47/46 Rotations. Heavy 1 /1, Medium 109. Light 36136, Total Adds 46 including WSBFM, WLTS, WOMC, WMYX, WAEB. WKYE, WKGW. KEY103, WOLT. WSFL, WNAM. WTRX, WFMK, KDUK, KWAV, KCMG, WKNE. WGLL, WSKI. WOHO. Medium including KOST. SIGNIFICANT ACTION MICHAEL SEMBELLO "Wonder When Y- Are" (AIM) 4716 Rotations. Heavy O, Medium 23/2. Light 24/4, Total Adds 8. KIFM, WDLT, WLACFM, WNAM, KRAV. KWEB. Medium including WKGW, KEY103, KDUK, KWFM. WKNE. WGLL, WSKI, WTNY, WZLO, WFFX. KTY'L, WMTFM, KMGO, KALE. THOMPSON TWINS "Nothing In Common" (Arista) 15/16 PAUL MoCARTNEY "Press" (Capitol) 21/S Rotations Heavy O. Medium 13/2, Ught 32/17, Total Adds 19 including KVIL, KEZR, V100. WKGW, KEY103, WSFL. K099. Rotagens. Heavy 0, Medium 8/1, Ught 15/7, Total Adds 8. WAEB, V100, WKYE. K106. KIOA, WSKI, WWPA, KKLV. Medium KDUK. WEIM. WSKI, WETZ, KALB. KFSB, KKLV. KMGO. Medium including WAEB. WMGN, WWMJ, WWPA. WSKY, WCHV. including WAVE. KWFM, WFFX, KTYL. KALE. Light including WSTF, KCMG, WEIM, WOHO. KALB, WORD. WZLO, KOSW. STARSHIP "Balers I Go" (GruntRCA) 45/7 BEUNDA CARUSLE "Mod About You" (IRS/MCA) 21/4 Rotations- Heavy 210. Medium 18 /2. Light 25/5. Total Adds 7, KIFM, WKGW. KEY103, K106. WGSV, KWEB, K99. Heavy. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 11/0. Light 7/4, Total Adds 4. WMJI, WSFM, WLACFM, KRAV. Heavy. K099. WWMJ, KRLB KOSW. KALE. Medium Including WAEB. WKYE. KCMG. WWMJ, WGLL. WSKI, WSKY, WCKO. WEIZ, WZLO, KTYL. Medium: KVIL, 2WD. WLTF, KYKY, KEY103, WAVE. WING, WMGN, WWPA, WZLO. WFFX. ROSIE VELA "Magic SmIts" (ABM) 42/9 NICK JAMESON "WealMmnu" (Motown) 21/3 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 17/3, Light 25/6. Total Mds 9. KIFM, WAEB. K106. WJDX, WDLT, WSKI. WTNY, WORG. KALE. Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Ught 18/3, Total Adds 3, WDLT, WCHV, WGSV. Medium. WKYE. WAEV, KALE Ugh Medium including WKYE. KOOK. WKNE. WSKY, WCHV, WGSV. WZLO, WFFX, WJON, KKLV. KMGO. including WSFL, WNAM, KCMG. WEIM. WSKY, WCKO, WETZ, WORG. WFFX, KTYL. 194, KFSB. AIR SUPPLY "Lonely Is The Night" (Arista) 10/40 PAUL SIMON "You Can Call Me Al" (WB) 16fl6 Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 7/7. Light 33/33, Total Adds 40 including WHTX, WLTS. KUDL, 8100. WKYE, KEY103. WJDX, Rotations- Heavy 0. Medium 39. Ught 15 /15, Total Adds 18, KIFM, KEZR, WKYE. WAVE, WNAM, WMGN, KDUK. KWAV. WRKA, WEZS. WNAM. KDUK, KCMG. WEIM. WKNE, WGLL, WSKI, WTNY, WWPA, WSKY, WCHV. WEIM. WSKI. WSKY. WGSV, WORG, WKYX, WZLO, WFFX, KKLV. KALE. DARYL HALL "Dream ime" (RCA) 39/16 GEORGE BENSON "Mims la The Moonlight" (WI) 1B/6 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 16/2, Light 23/14, Total Adds 16 including V100, K106, 0102, WMGN. KCMG. WSKI. WAEV, Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 6 /2, Light 12/4, Total Adds 6, KGW. 6100, WKNE, WCHV. WGSV, WZLO. Medium including WZLO, WFFX, KFSB. WXUS, KKLV. Medium including 2WD, WAEB, WKYE. KIOA. WTRX, WEIM, WCKO, WCHV. WPIX, KOST, KKUA. KALE. Ught including WARM98, WAVE. KCMG, WSKY, WORD, KKLV, KOSW. KMGO. MOODY BLUES OBOr "TM Side Of LNe" (Polydor/PolyGrrn) 38/38 GAVIN CHRISTOPHER "One Step Closer To You" (Manhattan) 17/1 Rotations. Heavy 0. Medium 7/7. Light 31/31, Total Adds 38 including KVIL, KEZR, WSFM, WKYE, WJDX, WAVE. WNAM. Rotations- Heavy 2 /0, Medium 8/1, Light 7/0, Total Adds 1, V100. Heavy: WSKI, WWPA. Medium including KGW, WSFM, KIOA. KOUK, KWAV, KWFM. WWMJ, WKNE, WGLL, WSKI, WOHO, WSKY, WCHV. WEIZ, WGSV. KWFM, WGLL. WFFX, 194. (MOO. BRUCE HORNSBY 8 THE RANGE "Every Little Kiss" (RCA) 36/3 RONNIE MILSAP "In love" (RCA) 16/3 Rotations. Heavy 310, Medium 20/0, Light 139, Total Adds 3. WHTX, KIOA, KWEB. Heavy. KTYL. KOSW, KALE. Medium Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Ught 11/3. Total Adds 3, WSKI. KKLV, KOSW Heavy WAHR. Medium: WKYE. WEIM, including KVIL. WXTC, WMGN. KDUK, WSKI, WOHO. WTNY, WSKY, WAHR, WAGE, WORD, WKYX. 194, WJON. KMGO. WGLL. KALE. MARY JANE GIRLS "Wale UM A Man" (Motown) 34/1 LUTHER VANDROSS "Gina Me The Reason" (Epee) 11/5 Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 17/0. Light 15/1, Total Adds 1, KOOK. Heavy WCHV. KALE. Medium WKYE. WSFL, WEIM, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2/1. Ugh 9/4, Total Adds 5, KOST. WAEB. WSKI. WCHV. KOSW. Medium including KALE. Light WKNE, WSKI, WOHO, WTNY, WWPA, WCKO, WETZ, WGSV. WORD, WAEV, WMTFM. 194, WJON. KOSW. including WEIM, WZLO, KTYL, KKLV, (MOO. ROTATION BREAKOUTS

Breaker. are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay al 50% Total of our reporting stations. New 8 records aeportVAdds Heavy Medium Light Active are receiving airplay at 25 or more stations. Records in SignNicant Action are receiving airplay from

MIAMI SOUND MACHINE 102/2 85 76 1 8 -24 stations. Records with substantial heavy and medium rotation airplay 2 PETER CETERA 96/O 83 11 2 activity do not have to achieve Breaker status to enter the A/C chart. Rec- 3 ROD STEWART 97/1 78 15 4 ords which have achieved Breaker status must also have sufficient heavy 4 JEFFREY OSBORNE 97/1 75 18 4 and medium rotation airplay to enter the chart O DOUBLE 98/2 74 19 5 O MICHAEL McDONALD 95/2 66 25 4 Q LIONEL RICHIE 98/3 55 39 4 O CARL ANDERSON 8 GLORIA LORING 97/5 48 43 6 O MIKE & THE MECHANICS 91/3 54 35 2 10 GENESIS 78/0 50 22 6 STEVE WINW000 87/4 44 38 5 12 JACKSON BROWNE 80/0 36 33 11 MADONNA 79/2 44 28 7

I t BERLIN 82/9 27 44 11 CI GORDON UGHTFOOT 83/3 29 44 10 BILLY OCEAN 86/14 6 61 19 l J HUEY LEWIS 8 THE NEWS 8523 4 62 19 fti MONKEES 81/4 9 56 16 IC) ANITA BAKER 80/12 14 52 14 20 MOODY BLUES 59/1 13 33 13 21 BILLY JOEL 48/0 12 24 12 22 DAVID FOSTER & OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN 46/7 11 20 15 F i WHAMI 59/2 71 36 12 KEEP IT DARK 61/8 5 40 16 ® WHITNEY HOUSTON 32/8 12 14 6 26 HOWARD JONES 35/0 4 22 9 ÿ LARRY CARLTON 54/2 5 31 18 e EL DeBARGE 58/28 0 31 27 29 BILLY OCEAN 36/0 1 19 16 c BANANARAAU 57/7 4 24 23 (213) 553 -4330

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SIMPLY RED HUEY LENTS 4 TIM MADONNA ROD STEM. ....OIRW4 a..M...n John Wm GENESIS ERE, cETEAA WRING AIR SUPPLY BERLIN MINN WIND ANDERSON ...w.YM.- Hot test : NEIL DIENROND NAM STEVE INWOOD MDONNA Mon, ITLOW P FTER MOODY AWLS PETER CETERA ELUES MIKE THE mECIIM DOUBLE JERRE( OSBORNE L DIAMOND S.M. b. oirtl VIVO. JEFEREY OSBORNE ROD STEWART .LLY JOEL NEI ROD STEWART JACMON BROWNE PREP CETERA PAUL MCCARTNEY ROD C RYSTAL GAYLE AIR SUPPLY DOUBLE W[3wM1-. Mt Imt GENESIS F.bIFO.. LIONEL RICH. PETER CRC. B ILLY of t R OD STEWART .M NEEDNIMEM STEW, INWOOD NM°°° NOE SENN. JAME% TAYLOR WOaTMEM SUPPLY RIILYIEMM.. ANITA RAKER RIAMI SOUND MACHI FOSTER OW AIR MI NMI SKAND MACHI ROD STEM. eEl1Mr WWI sou. NA°N1 IM REM. ° EL DESMGE LIONEL RICHIE META. 0.01NE DEANNE BAKER E L DESMGE MITA DANN. B ILLY OCRAII DCMILE MICHAEL MCDONALD .LL LARRY WELTON PETER CETERA THOIOWN TWINS NEIL DIAMOND WIMMEMNIME SOUND N., ROD SITISMT WAWA tc,roar MONKLES AIR SUPPLY wn..aMF G ENESIS PETER CETERA HauSTON H ot NEIL DIMMED NEIL ./MOND tmt MIAMI SOUND MACHI MIAMI SOURD .CHI Not tst rODELE MEL. [ASTON PETER MTN, PETER LIONEL RICHIE ROD STEWART DWELL RTE. L IONEL RICH. Et TEDARGE CIeIIM.MO.. MINN SOUND MACHI JEFFREY NEWtHE JefTIMV OSBORNE MOODY BLUES JACKSON BROW, JEFFREY OSBORNE NOTONALD RR. CETERA MINN WEND MAORI ROD STEWART MAMMA PET. CETERA JEPFM OSBORNE DOUBLE JEMMY resole. JERRE/ OSBORNE S ILLY JOEL DOUBLE DOUBLE JOEL MIMI SOUND INC. Ro.VRI.L.11. MINN SOUND MACIII K M. wM»., PARALLEL cl.r A".... E. NEIL DIMOND WEST BILLY JOEL MARY 2.E. PARALLEL PARALLEL HREE NOODY BLUES WEST DEBARGE LUTHER °s MR SUPPLY AIR SUPPLY MEENA VAST. RONNIE MI LSAP TWO THREE EMIL* THomPSON TWINS MOM. RIN. PARALLEL 1 M°° NEIL DIAMOND PARALLEL M..Lam HUEY LEWIS THE HUEY LEWIS -ME THOMSON AN Ns PETER CETERA R. ". : ....b PAUL SIMON WHITNEY HOUSTON ROD STEWART 103 Reporters SLUES LIONEL RICH. If LLY OCEAN ONE IL DERNIGE ADOOT Wes MONT BRUCE HORNSBY ONE BERLIN BILLY OCEAN HUEY LEWIS THE EL DEBAR. DOUBLE 96 Current Reports CETERA NEIL DIAMOND NILSAP ISS .ET MIAMI SOUND MAC. ROD STEWART MOODY ELUES El. OSSANGE MIMI SOUND MACH/ ROD STEWART MDONNA R.oa..M..E.. Nee t ewe NAY LEWIS THE ROD STEWART DWELL JACKSON BROWNE PETER CETERA WARE MINN SOUND MCIN mot tent Om MICHAEL MCDONALD MICHAEL. MCDONALD DI WON° PETER CETERA '"°sHR J EFFREY OSBORNE POD STK., PETER CETERA MIRE INE NECTIAN rIKE I. THE MtcHAN HMV LAWIS Tiff EL DEMAGE Three stations reported crEEM MIAMI SOUND MAW, LIONEL RIOS. mroDY RUMS AIR SUPPLY mnony BLUES JOEL MUBLE Moen. o1. a frozen list this week: Pon STEWART NEIL atm., MM. JONES NMIEM- .I BERLIN PARALLEL MANI SOUND .CHI COMM. PET. CETERA STEVE INWOOD RTwacr BILLY OCEAN KKLT /Phoenix MICHAEL MCDONALD Woos ROMAS Aa SSS O YRII..NR w.I... N. Hottmet 1.1. none MIKE TIM MECHAN A..1F., TWO none AMI6.1 PM KS94(St. Louis HOMY SLUES MITA MALP ANDERSON » HOWARD LIMES PETER CETERA B ERLIN .L...K.. ROD STEM. Raen... TIE I A WAGE /Leesburg HUEY LEWIS THE STARSIIIP E»cw . ROD STEM. DM, NALL M.N. DOUBLE P ETER EETERA GORDON LIENTrox K DOUBLE O..10..EIE BAHANARNIA LIM. RICH. RORIE VELA IENESIS ONDINE. BENSON MAO I.M. Hot tmt PAUL SIMON AMI SOUND MAC X I AIR SUPPLY BERLIN PETER ccrem NMI MAIM. MCODY SLUES Four stations felled to report NEIL DI MOND A.JCIII..E DILLE MEL ROD SEWMT MADONNA DOUBLE EAT. rosTER ANrowE. EMMA .Rp. Al P SUPPLY MINN smut, ACNI LISA LISA n1.1 SOUND DOMILE this week. Their rotations PETER CETERA AIR SUPPLY NMrF.. EEPLIN DARYL MALL JAN MORRISON MIAMI SOUNDINACNI RRLTI.M-N. PAUL SIMON PATTI LMELLE INC.. MCDONALD VEIL DIAMOND PAUL SIREN were frozen. GEORGE STEM ROSS VELA Four stations reported GORDON LIGHT/GMT CR.IMVN... HITT con, NALL LEWIS THE EYIIIYCM..M..I. ENLO..e MARNE, ....r-E M ANI ROUND RACHI STEVE NIBROOD KVUU /Colorado Springs .r WSW a frozen list this week: JACKSON BROWNE PRER RTE. BERLIN STEM 1411.000 JEFFS.. OSIFORHE NEI DIMOND R.LS.. MR oM PETER RTE. DWELL Non sTENA. WCKO /Campbellsville DOUBLE DOME GENESIS B EACH BOYS KJR/Seattle FOSTER OW FL L4WAT.. GENESIS J AMES TAYLOR P ET. ROM DEEM. ANDERSON LORI. HOUSTON WHNN /Saginaw P ERLIN JACK.. SIONNE JACMON SNOW. Rw.wr.e- WIEN. WCCO/Minneapolls NEIL DIAMOND GENESIS CM W. KELP IT DA. WNIC/Detroit Hottmt WCHS/Charleston MIMI SCRIM INONI Ro.yRb1Y. MEP IT DARR BERLIN PET. RTE. DOUBLE WERT, oSTio.F F..wF.M. NOODy BLUES KLSI/Kansas City Is no longer WIBCAndlanapolis .loNt`.. PICNIC Mo1n.nFl.n.. No, LEWIS TIM MM. AwAF..M-., MANI SOUND MACH] PETER an AC Reporter. GEORGE BENSON MOM RMi.R. JEFFREY OSBORNE ROD STEM. In BLUES REP CREW, MOODY SIRES Three stations did not call R=i GENESIS PAUL SIMON RICHIE POD STEM. NEIL DIMOND this week. Their playlists MIT., HOIST. PETER CETERA were frozen: S OO STEM. MIAMI SOUND MAC. KTW O /Casper LIONEL PICNIC WHBCICanton WSTU/Stuart

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Total ?Wee NVO Last 1, 160 Reports AUGUST 1986 Redon e,Eds Power Heavy Medium

/ (Island) "Higher" (132) "Split" (122) "Take" (41) 160 + /1 65- 151- 9+ 2 2 7 0 STEVE WINW00D "Throwing" (128) "Confusion" (80) "Deep" (45) 140+ 18- 2 GENESIS /Invisible Touch (Atlantic) 158 -/0 36- "Rain" (123) "Eyes" (115) "Sledgehammer" (25) 154=/2 45+ 130- 24+ 3 3 © PETER GABRIEL/So (Geffen) 'Walks" (119) "Summer" (73) "Dreams" (18) 128 =/1 47- 110+ 18- 5 4 4 VAN HALEN /5150 (WB) 0 "Tobaccó'(99)"Yankee"(98)"Crazy"(51) 131 +/2 25- 85- 43+ 6 6 DAVID LEE ROT /Eat 'Em And Smile (WB) 0 "Tomorrow' (16) "Pain" (7) 0 EURYTHMICS /Revenge (RCA) "Missionary" (145) 150 + /1 39+ 111+ 36- "Built" (88) "Secret" (55) "Chase"-(12) 128-/6 11- 60- 59+ 5 7 FIXX/Walkabout (MCA) "Look" (133) "Teacher" (4) "Seer" (2) 136 -/3 17= 68+ 64- 13 13 - 0 BIG COUNTRY/The Seer (Mercury/PG) "Somebody" (101) "Heart's" (35) "Like" (5) 118-/4 21- 74- 42+ 10 9 9 38 SPECIAL/Strength In Numbers (A &M) (Riva/PG) "Rumbleseat" (112) "Rain" (1) 113 -/1 34+ 94+ 18- 14 14 m JOHN C. MELLENCAMP/Scarecrow (8) G) NEIL YOUNG /Landing On Water (Geffen) "Touch" (133) "Weight" (12) "Hippie" 137+/10 7+ 36+ 95- "Aftermath" (90) "You" (10) "Sometimes" (7) 104-/1 6- 56- 44- 8 5 t 12 BOB SEGER & THE SILVER.../Like A Rock (Capitol) "Hunter" (118) "Heart" (13) "Jekyll" (3) 123+/7 13+ 47+ 66- 17 (Arista) 17 ® GTR /GTR "Boy" (120) "Untouchable" (8) "River" (2) 121 8+ 52+ 57- 16 RIDER/Tom Cochrane & Red Rider (Capitol) -/2 20 m TOM COCHRANE & RED "Ruthless" (111) "Modern" (5) "Stand" (4) 115-/1 16= 63- 48+ 12 12 13 15 RUTHLESS PEOPLE/Soundtrack (Epic) "Other" (101) "Wildest" (11) "Rock" (10) 115 -/2 11- 53- 57- 11 11 12 16 MOODY BLUES/The Other Side Of Life (Polydor /PG) "Velcro" (91) "Wood" (5) "Rough" (1) 53+ 41- 25 20 20 tfj ZZ TOP /Afterburner (WB) 96+/3 9- "Mind" (101) "Ramble" (10) "Brownsville" (7) 113+/6 4+ 23+ 81- _ 3 22 (D BOB DYLAN/Knocked Out Loaded (Columbia) "Fall" (114) "Believe" (4) "Days" (3) 116 /35 4 16 88 I DEBUT R.E.M. /Liles Rich Pageant (IRS /MCA) "Score" (49) "Touch" (45) "Blind" (8) 94 -/10 10- 32- 57+ 7 15 17 zo EMERSON, LAKE & POWELL/Emerson, Lake & Powell (Polydor /PG) Method, No Teacher (Mercury/PG) "Ivory" (111) "Warm" (6) "Back" (4) 111+/15 4+ 26+ 72+ 23 ® VAN MORRISON /No Guru, No It Is "Kiss" (80) "Way" (25) "Down" (6) 95 -/2 8+ 36- 53- 18 16 18 22 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE/The Way (RCA) Thin Red Line (Manhattan) "Don't" (95) "Thin" (5) "Someday" (2) 101 +/5 3= 34+ 57- 32 29 24 e GLASS TIGER/The "Night" (43) "Red" (27) "Touch" (21) 4= 29- 61- . 93-/2 15 19 21 24 ROD STEWART/Rod Stewart (WB) "Detroit" (93) "Talk" (8) "Shot" (1) 100+/10 1+ 13+ 72+ - 36 28 ® ALVIN LEE /Detroit Diesel (21 /Atco) A Human Being (Atlantic) "Patio" (86) "Hold" (4) "Lucky" (2) 91 +/7 2+ 21+ 62+ 34 28 27 0 /Shakin' Like "Suzanne" (52) "Girl" (13) "Once" (2) 62 -/0 10- 35- 23- 10 4 27 JOURNEY /Raised On Radio (Columbia) (82) "Mind" (1) "Ringing".(1) 13= 29 /Out Of Mind Out Of Sight (Geffen) "Fever" 84+/6 0= 57+ 31 31 a MODELS "Kind" (56) "Reach" (8) "Jesse" (6) 64 -/0 4+ 20- 39- 26 25 25 29 JOAN ARMATRADING/Sleight Of Hand (A &M) Prize "Take" (59) "Along" (6) "Attitude" (5) 66-/3 3+ 19+ 41- 28 32 33 a HONEYMOON SUITE/The Big (WB) "Trust" (58) "Running" (6) "Modern" (4) 65 /60 0 17 40 DEBUT BILLY JOEL/The Bridge (Columbia) I ® "Border" (35) "Promises" (22) "Paradise" (6) 62 -/10 2= 16- 32+ 19 21 34 ICEHOUSE /Measure For Measure (Chrysalis) e "Everywhere" (61) "Oklahoma" (3) "Believe" (1) 62 -/3 4= 12- 38- 24 26 26 33 CALL/Reconciled (Elektra) "Enough" (61) "Body" (2) 63-/1 6- 19- 37- 30 30 30 34 DANNY WILDE/The Boyfriend (Island) "Wrap" (25) "Look" (19) "Amnesia" (3) 49-/3 2= 15- 29- 21 24 32 35 FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS/Tuft Enuff (CBS Associated) "Welcome" (62) "Easy" (2) "River's" (2) 66+/20 0= 3+ 49+ DEBUT © DAVID & DAVID/Boomtown (A &M) INXS /Listen Like Thieves (Atlantic) "Kiss" (55) "Listen" (4) 57 +/16 2= 8= 36+ ( DEBUT ff/ "Memphis" (59) "Heaven" (4) "Girl" (2) 62 +/6 3= 10- 32+ 46 40 39 Ct ROB JUNGKLAS /Closer To The Flame (Manhattan) (58) "Deceiver" (2) "Chevrolet" (2) +14 1= 9+ 34- 39 39 40 C) BEAT FARMERSNan Go (MCA /Curb) "Riverside" 59 "Wild" (62) "Main" (3) "Twilight" (1) 64+/3 2+ 3- 44+ DEBUT /OR Ill (Pasha/CBS) I 0 BREAKERS®

ALVIN LEE ILRR\ht R.E.M. _ Lites Rich Pageant (IRS/MCA) Detroit Diesel (21 /Atco) 73% of our reporters on it. 63% of our reporters on it. NEW & ACTIVE

SMITHEREENS "Especially For You" (Enigma) 54/6 (49/2) The Debut American Track From Adds KGB WFYv. WAPL. WHAM) KEMO. WCXT HeaVy I WBCN, WNEW. WORT. 91X. WHFS, WOUR, KTYD. Medium 37 including KBCO. WHCN. WHEB. WPDH. KLBJ, KNCO. WTUE, KILO, KZEL. KOJK. One Of England's Most Important Bands CINDERELLA "Night Songs' (Mercury/PolyGram) 50/10 (39/6) Adds KSHE. KMET. WSKS. KMOD. WXRC. WRUF. KTAL, COWS, WCXT, KOZZ. Powers 1 Heavy including WYSP. KISS. KRIX Medium 37 including WIYT WBAB. WORK. WMMR. WHJY, KTXO, KZEW. WOFM. KUPD, KGB. DOKKEN "Under Lack And Kay" ( Elektra) 45/3 (47/7) Adds KUPD. WEZX. KMOD. Heavy 3 KISS KILO. KTAL. Medium 33 including WXRK, WHJY, KSRR, WOFM, KORS. KEPI, KLOS. KGB. KOME. WPYX CHRIS THOMPSON "The High Cost Of Living" (Atlantic) 332 (31/0) KMOD. Adds «ZAP, Kowa. Heavy 1 KORN. Medium 27 including WORK. WOFM, KBCO, KZAP, KFOG. KOME, WTUE. KMBY RUN D.M.C. "Raising Hell" (Profile) 2917 (24/7) Adds WMMR, KSJO. WHFS, WAAF, WBLM. KFMX, WCPZ. Powers 1. Heavy 3. WPLR. WSKS. WHMD. Medium 17 including WORT, WLVO. KBPI. KROO. 9IX. CFOX, WKLC. CHEZ, WIMZ. MIKE & THE MECHANICS "Mike S The Mechanics" (Atlantic) 23/1 (24/1) Adds WKLC. Powers 4. Heavy 11 including WSHE, WLVO. KINK, CFOX, WZZO. WFYV. WKDF, WWCT, WZZO, Medium 12 ncluding KSRR, WOUR. WRDU. WSKS. WXLP, KGGO, K97, WWWV. SHADOWFAX "Too Far To Whisper" (Windham Hill) 23/0 (242) WHCN, WROK. KICT. WRKI, KKGR. Heavy 1 KFOG. Medium 19 including WORT. KBCO. WPTX, JACKSON BROWNE "Lives In The Balance" (Asylum) 22/7 (17/0) Adds WEZX. W.F. KIAO, KILO,'WRUF. KROO. KOZZ Heavy 3 KINK. KLBJ. WOKE. Medium 1B including WLUP, WLIZ, WRIF. KBCO. KGON, WTUE. WLAV, KMOD. CHRIS DeBURGH "Into The Light" (AIM) 22/1 (22/1) Adds CFNT Heavy 4 CHOM. KESI, KSPN. KPOU. Medium 14 including KTC2. KAZV, KBCO. CHEZ. WTUE, K97, WIZN. KKGR HEART "Heart" (Capitol) 22/1 (23B) KZEL, WZZO. 13 including WBAB, WHJY, WSHE. Adds «MOD Powers 1 Heavy B KLOS. WCMF. WIMZ, W WCT, Medium GEFFEN KBPI. CFOX. W.F. WOOL WGIR. WBLM RECORDS OUEENSRYCHE "Rage For Order" (EMI America) 22/1 (23/6) Produced by Gary Lyons Available as a 12" Sny,v ant O'. me ve, c ! Jibum Discover KLP%. 8(66465 8480511 Adds «TAL. Heavy O Medium 13 including WBAB. WOFM, KUPD. KGB, KISW, KNCN. KISS, KILO, KOMP, Management Benda and Jerry Hempstead y 1986 The Dew) Gellen Company Continued on Page 71 R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986/69 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY OQ AOR TRACKS

rotai Three wo Lau 160 Reports Reports/Adds Power Heavy Medium Went wen. wen 132 -/0 57- 126- 4- /Higher Love (Island) 1 1 1 1 WINWOOD STEVE 145=/0 39+ 108+ 35- EURYTHMICS/Missionary Man (RCA) 5 3 2 Q 144+/13 37+ 107+ 36- With You (Chrysalis) _ _ 4 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Stuck 0 119+/2 44+ 106+ 12- 4 VAN HALEN /Love Walks In (WB) e 4 3 128+/11 19+ 100+ 27- GENESIS/Throwing It All Away (Atlantic) 1s 12 e Q 112-/1 34+ 93+ 18- (Riva/PG) 7 JOHN C. MELLENCAMP/Rumbleseat 12 8 Q 123-/4 21+ 84- 38+ PETER GABRIEURed Rain (Geffen) 9 6 5 7 133 -/3 17= 67+ 62- 8 BIG COUNTRY /Look Away (Mercury/PG) 7 7 6 115+/7 21+ 81+ 34- Your Eyes (Geffen) 23 17 11 Q PETER GABRIEL/In AI 122+/13 8+ 68+ 54- (Island) 19 17 STEVE WINW00D /Split Decision 33 133+/8 7+ 36+ 91- (Geffen) 18 NEIL YOUNG/Touch The Night ROLL ADDRESS - 23 m 111-/0 16+ 61- 46- TD THE ROCK & MICK JAGGER /Ruthless People (Epic) 1e 13 12 101-/2 20- 67- 31- 13 38 SPECIAL/Somebody Like You (A &M) 6 5 9 120-/2 8+ 51+ 57- OF THE YEAR: TOM COCHRANE & RED RIDER/Boy Inside The Man (Capitol) 19 16 16 tD 114+/22 8+ 46+ 65+ _ 25 DARYL HALL /Dreamtime (RCA) _ 118+/11 11+ 44+ 65- 5150 22 GTR/The Hunter (Arista) 36 24 Q 98- /3 23- 65- 30+ Rose (WB) 10 17 DAVID LEE ROTH/Yankee 10 10 101 11- 49- 50- /PG) -/2 1e MOODY BLUES/The Other Side Of Life (Polydor 16 15 15 91+/5 8- 50+ 39- TOPNelcro Fly (WB) 30 20 20 a ZZ 50- 38- (Capitol) 90-/1 5- 20 BOB SEGER & THE SILVER.../The Aftermath 13 11 13 80+/7 11- 45= 35+ GENESIS /Land Of Confusion (Atlantic) 27 21 21 ® 99+/16 2+ 38+ 56+ DAVID LEE ROTH/Tobacco Road (WB) 46 29 26 Q 114 + /33 3+ 15+ 89+ R.E.M. /Fall On Me (IRS/MCA) 36 111+/15 4+ 25+ 73+ VAN MORRISON /Ivory Tower (Mercury/PG) 55 39 29 m 101+ /7 4+ 21+ 72- DYLAN /Got My Mind Made Up (Columbia) - 48 28 ® BOB 95+/5 3= 32+ 54- GLASS TIGER/Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone) (Manhattan) 49 37 31 m 88+/14 2+ 30+ 52+ FIXX /Built For The Future (MCA) 38 33 30 ff/ 86 /85 0 20- 59 EDDIE MONEY/Take Me Home Tonight (Columbia) I DEBUT m 93 +19 1+ 12+ 71+ 43 ALVIN LEE /Detroit Diesel (21 /Atco) 53 32 5+ 27- 48- Little Kiss (RCA) 80 -/1 30 BRUCE HORNSBY á THE RANGE/Every 22 1e 23 86+/7 2+ 20+ 58+ KIM MITCHELL/Patio Lanterns (Atlantic) 44 35 33 ® 73+/3 1+ 28- 41+ (WB) 52 36 34 e. VAN HALEN /Summer Nights 55 -/0 8- 35- 16- 33 FIXX /Secret Separation (MCA) 2 2 14 52-/0 10- 35- 15- /Suzanne (Columbia) 4 9 19 34 JOURNEY 82+/6 0= 12= 56+ MODELS /Cold Fever (Geffen) THE NEW SINGLE 42 40 3a © 67 /63 0 9 49 Rockin' (EMI America) DEBL GEORGE THOROGOOD &.../Reelin' & I © 61 -/0 6- 18- 36- 37 DANNY WILDE /Isn't It Enough (Island) FROM 39 38 3' 45-/0 10- 25- 18+ & Go (Polydor /PG) 3 14 38 EMERSON, LAKE & POWELUTouch 24 59 -/3 2+ 16+ 36- HONEYMOON SUITE/What Does It Take (WB) 37 41 4' C 61 -/3 3- 11- 38- 40 CALL /Everywhere I Go (Elektra) 29 26 27 51-/2 1+ 18= 30- LEE ROTH /Goin' Crazy (WB) 48 45 42 m DAVID 56-/0 3+ 18- 33- 42 JOAN ARMATRADING /Kind Words (A &M) 31 30 3` 58 /57 0 15 37 BILLY JOEUA Matter Of Trust (Columbia) I DEBUT m 58 +/4 1= 9+ 33- BEAT FARMERS/Riverside (MCA /Curb) 57 54 48 Q 44-/1 2- 10- 31- 45 /DC/Who Made Who (Atlantic) 28 28 39 AC 59+/12 2+ 7+ 42+ PAUL MCCARTNEY/Press (Capitol) 57 Q 59+/6 2+ 8- 34+ ROB JUNGKLAS /Memphis Thing (Manhattan) 60 57 47 m 41 +/8 0= 20+ 19= STEVE WINW00D/Take It As It Comes (Island) 58 55 54 Q 45 +/3 2- 16- 25+ 46 49 GENESIS /In Too Deep (Atlantic) 40 42 62 +/17 0= 3+ 46+ To The Boomtown (A &M) I DAVID & DAVID/Welcome DEBUT CD 55 +/28 0= 5= 42+ BONNIE RAITT /No Way To Treat A Lady (WB) I DEBUT 55 +117 1= 6+ 35+ (Atlantic) _ _ 60 INXS /Kiss The Dirt (Falling...) ® 62 +/3 2+ 3- 43+ RIOT/The Wild And The Young (Pasha/CBS) - 59 56 ® QUIET 49 +/17 0= 6= 37+ EMERSON, LAKE & POWELL/The Score (Polydor /PG) I DEBUT Q 50 +/10 1= 4+ 37+ CINDERELLA /Shake Me (Mercury/PG) DEBUT S 33 -/1 2+ 18- 13- Last Domino (Atlantic) 41 49 49 56 GENESIS/The 43-/4 1+ 13- 30+ STEWART /A Night Like This (WB) 60 55 57 ROD 50+/7 0- 7+ 34+ & Roses (Enigma) I DEBUT Q SMITHEREENS/Blood 45 -/3 0= 3+ 33- /It's Not Love (Elektra) _ _ 59 Q DOKKEN 30+/1 0- 14+ 15+ DEBUT GENESIS/Tonight, Tonight, Tonight (Atlantic) I Q BREAKERS. I 1st WEEK: #1 MOST ADDED CHR DARYL HALL R.E.M. 85184 Dreamtime (RCA) Fall On Me (IRS /MCA) on it. 71% of our reporters on it. 71% of our reporters

Produced By Van Halen, Mick Jones and Donniandee DAVID LEE ROTH Personal Management: Ed Leffler /E.L. Management, Inc. BOB DYLAN Tobacco Road (WB) Got My Mind Made Up (Columbia) 62% of our reporters on it. 63% of our reporters on it.

70/ R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY AOR TRACKS

PAUL SIMON You Can Call Me Al" (WB) 34/34 (00) Adds including WSHE. WXRT, CHEZ. WPDH. WEZX, WIMZ, WTKX. KKGR. KTYD. Powers 2 Heavy 5 WBCN, KTCZ. KBCO, MOST ADDED HOTTEST WZEW. KESI. Medium 26 inciudIrg WNEW. WKLS, KZEW, WRDU, WAPL, WLAV, KIEL. WRKI, WWWV. THOMPSON TWINS "Nothing In Common" (Arista) 30/7 (25/11) EDDIE MONEY/Take (85) STEVE WINW00041I9her (57) Adds. CHOM. WLUP, WEZX. WTUE. WMRV. WHMD, KSPN. Powers 2 Heavy 7 including CROO. 91X, WLIR, KKCY. KROU. KBCO, WDHA, WCCC. WONE. WLAV. WRKI. GEORGE THOROGOOD/Reelln' (63) VAN HALEN 1Valks (44) KCGL. Medium 18 including WNEW, KSAR. HAZY. WZZO. BILLY JOEL/Trust (57) EURYTHMICS/Missionary (39) DR. 8 THE MEDICS "Spirit In The Sky" (IRS /MCA) 30/5 (25/9) Adds: KGON, WHFS, WLIR, WYSP. W12N, WCPZ. Powers 1 Heavy 2 CFNY. KCGL. Medium 20 including WNEW. KSHE. PAUL SIMON /AI (34) HUEY LEWIS 8 NEWS Stuck (37) KROO, COME. WDHA, WCCC. WHEB, WAAF,WRKI. R.E.M./Fall (33) JOHN C. MELLENCAMP/Rumbleseat (34) DAVID LEE ROTH "Ladies Nite In Bulfak7" (W8) 30/4 (282) BONNIE RAITT/freat (28) DAVID LEE ROTH/Yankee (23) Adds. KZAP, KROR. WHTF, WRDU. Heavy 5. WEIS, KLAO. WFYV. WZEW. KTYD. Medium 23 including WEBN. WLVO, DARYL HALL Vreamtlme (22) PETER GABRIEL/Eyes (21) KFOG. WPYX. WOUR, WDIZ, WFBO, KEZO. WIOT. KICT. DAVID 8 DAVID/Welcome (17) PETER GABRIEL/RaIn (21) RUN D.M.C. "Walk This Way" (Profile) 28/7 (23/7) WCPZ. Powers 1 Heavy 3' WPLR, WSKS. WHMD. Medium 16 including INXS/kIss (17) 38 SPECIAL/Somebody (20) Adds. WMMR, KSJO. WHFS, WRAF. WBLM. KFMX, WXRT, WLVO, KEPI. KROO. 91X. CFOX. WKLC, WIMZ. EMERSON, LAKE 8 POWELL/Score (17) GENESISThrowIng (19) RODNEY CROWELL "Let Freedom Ring" (Columbia) 280 (292) L Heavy 3 KZEL, KSPN. KVRE. Medium 17 including WLUP. KZAP, KFOG, KROR, WEIS, WRXL. KILO, KDJK. KTYD. CHRIS THOMPSON "Love And Loneliness" (Atlantic) 28/2 (24/0) WRUF, Adds. KZEP, KOWB. Heavy O. Medium 22 including WXRK. WOFM, KZAP, COME. KMOD. KMBV, KLPX. WRKI, KOZZ. CHART CLIMBERS BRUCE HORNSBY 8 THE RANGE "The Way It Is" (RCA) 25/7 (182) Adds. WNOR, WLUP, KLOS, WOUR, KFMG. KZEL, CEUE. Powers 3. Heavy 12 including KTCZ. KAZY. KBCO, WONE. WTUE, WLAV. KZOK, WIZN, WWWV. Medium 7 including WXRT. KORS. WIOO, WGIR. WXRC. KSOY. GLASS TIGER "Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone)" (Manhattan) 95/5 (91/8) RAINMAKERS "Let My People Go -Go" (Mercury/PolyGram) 24B (18/7) WEZX, WOUR, WTUE. Adds WXRK, KUPD, KZAP, WTKX. KSTM Heavy 32 including KTX0, WSHE. KOME, WZZO. WCMF, Adds. WBCN, WLLZ, WZZO. WHTF. KSTM, WCPZ. Heavy 1 (EZO. Medium 12 including WLUP, KYYS. WOFM, WEZX, KGGO Medium 54 including WIYY, WBAB. WNEW, WHJY, KSRR. WNOR. WLVO, WOFM, KORB. KSHE. Moves 31 -26. WMRY. KICT. KILO, WIZN. WHMD ALVIN LEE "Detroit Diesel" (21 /Atco) 93/9 (87/12) OUEENSRYCHE "Walk In The Shadows" (EMI America) 21/1 (22/7) Adds. WHJV, DC101, WNOR. WOFM, KISW. WZZO, WORK, KFMX, KOLA. Heavy 12 including WBCN. WNEW, WLLZ. Adds. KTAL. Heavy 0. Medium 13 including WBAB. WOFM, KUPD. KGB, KISW. KNCN, KISS. KILO. KOMP, KLPX. WRIF, KORS, WYSP, KNCN. KISS. KFMG. Medium 71 including WIYY, KZEW, WLVO. KLOS. KUPD, KZAP, KGB, KFOG, GREAT WHITE "Face The Day" (Capitol) 20/12 (82) WPYx. Moves 32 -29. Adds including WBAB, WXRK, NOME. WOHA. WHEB. WADY, KDJK, KEZE. Heavy O. Medium 12 including KUPD, KISS. 22 TOP "Velcro Fly" (WB) 91/5 ($8B) KFMG, KILO. KZEL. KLPX. KRI%. Adds WMMR, WCKG. KFMZ. KOZZ, KOLA. Heavy 50 including WIYY, WBCN. WORK. WHJY, KTXO, WLVO. KSHE. KUPD, HEART Could Kill" (Capitol) 20/1 (208) WBAB. WDVE. KZEW. KSRR, WSHE, WNOR, WEBN, KBPI. KMET. Moves 20 -19. "If Looks KGON. KGB. Medium 39 including WNEW. 13 WHJY, WSHE. COPI, CFOX. Adds. KMOD. Powers 1 Heavy 4 WIMZ, WWCT, KZEL, WZZO. Medium including WBAB. FIXX "BeIN For The Future" (MCA) 88/14 (755) WAAF. WRXL, WBLM. Adds including DC101, WLVO. WCCC. WHEB. WRAF, WTKX, WWCT. WRKI. Heavy 30 including WHJY, KZEW, WLUP. FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS "Look At Thal, Look At That" (CBS Associated) 19/6 (13/8) WXRT, KBCO, 91X. KGB. KFOG. NOME Medium 52 including WIVV. KTXO, WNOR, KUPM, KZAP, KROR. KISW. WHCN. Adds: WPLR, WORD, KNCN. WRXL, WRKI. WZZO. Heavy 2 KZOK. KRIX. Medium *including KUPD, KISW, KILO, KMBV. Moves 30-27 KSTM, KLPX, WWWV, WRUF. EDDIE MONEY "Take Me Home TonlgM" (Columbia) 8685 (010) MIKE 8 THE MECHANICS "Taken In" (Atlantic) 19/1 (20 /1) Adds including WBAB, WNEW, WKLS. WSHE. WLUP. WLVO, WRIF, KORS. KSHE. KLOS. Heavy 20 including WXRK. CLEW, Adds. WKLC. Powers 4 Heavy 10 including WSHE. WLVO, KINK. CFOX. WZZO. WI00. WFW, WWCT. Medium 9: KSRR, WEBN. KROR, COME, WZZO. KNCN, KWHL. Medium 59 including WIVV, WMMR, WHJY, DC101. WAPL. WROK. WIAV, WRDU, WSKS. WXLP. KGGO, WWWV. WOOJ. KFMZ, WCPZ. WFBO, KEZO. WIOT. Debuts at 128. BROWNE "Black And White" (Asylum) 18/10 (80) KIM MITCHELL "Patio Lanterns" (Atlantic) 88/7 (812) JACKSON Adds. WLUP. KBCO, WEZX, WRAF. KLBJ. KLAO, KILO. WRUF. KROU, K022. Heavy 1 KINK. Medium 16 including KAZV, Adds. WKLC, WIMZ. WKOO. KMJX, WFBO. WWCT. KDJK. Heavy 20 including WBCN, WYNF, WLUP, WOUR. KNCN, WIOO. WONE. WTUE. WLAV. KMOD. WTUE. KILO. KZEL, WRUF. Medium 58 including WNEW. WMMR. WHJV, CIAO. KZEW. WSHE, WXRT. WOFM. KBCO. Moves 3331 STEVE WINWOOD "Back In The High Life Again" (Island) 18/1 (172) 1. Heavy 9. WORK, WXRT, CHEZ. KLAO, KKCY. WRKI, KESI, KKGR. CORO. Medium 8 including MODELS "Cold Fever" (Geffen) 825 (818) Adds. KSTM. Powers WNEW, WLVO, KTCZ. KINK, KLBJ, KMOD. KZRR. Adds. WPDH, WXLP. WWCT. WIZN. WRKI, WWTR. Heavy 12 including WBCN. WOFM, KUPD, WCCC, WMRY. KMBV. WHMD. KTYD. Medium 56 including WIYY, WNEW WXRK. WHJY, WNOR, WLUP, KSHE, KBCO, KMET. Moves 38 -35. BLUESBUSTERS "Phone Don't Ring" (Landslide) 11B (13 /1) KTXO, KZEW. KBCO, WHFS, WHEB. KFMO Heavy 2 KORS, KTCL. Medium 10 including WORT, KALY, WONE, GENESIS "Land Of Confusion" (AthMIC) 80/1 (77/9) Adds: WAPL, WTUE, HEM, WOBK, WWTR. Adds COME. WDHA, WPDH, KNCN, WRDU. WIOT, KELE. Heavy 45 including WXRK, WHJY, DC101, WLUP. KSHE. KZAP, 91X, KGB. KFOG. Medium 35 including WIYY, WBAB, WKLS. ATM). KSRR, WRIF. HORS, KMET. WPYX. Remains at *21. DEVICE "Hanging On A Heart /Mack" (Chrysalis) 17/0 (18/0) 5 KROO, 91X, WSKS, WWCK. KCGL Medium 11 including KSRR. CFOX. WCCC, CHEZ. WWCT, WOOJ, WHMD. VAN HALEN "Summer NIgMs" (WB) 73/3 (688) Heavy Adds. WIYY. WKLS, KEZE Heavy 28 including WXRK, WMMR. WHJV, KUPO, KGB, COME, WHEB, WPDH. KISS. Medium4l LOVERBOY "Heaven In Your Eyes" (Columbia) 16/9 (7B) KROU. Medium 13 including KEPI, WIMZ. Including DC101. WNOR, WLVO, WRIF, KMET, KISW, WPVX, WHCN. Moves 34 -32. Adds including WSHE. WLVO, (LAO, KGGO, WCXT. WZ20. Heavy 2: WSKS. KZRR, KLPX, WBLM. WOOJ, KRIX. GEORGE THOR0600D 8 THE DESTROYERS "Beene' 8 Resift." (EMI America) 8723 (1 /1) WWCT, Adds including WBAB. WNEW. WMMR, WHJY, WKLS. WEBN. WLVO. CORS. KLOS, KMET. Heavy 9'. WBCN, WXRK, KZEW. BRICKLIN "When You're Done With Me" (AIM) 16/3 MO) WPDH, WAOS, WHTF. WKOO, WSKS. WXRC. Medium 49 including KISW, WPYX. WHCN. WEZX. WOMF, W012. KWHL. Adds. WLVO. WCCC. WCPZ. Heavy 4 WMMR, W100. WYSP. KROU. Medium 8 including WEBN, WZZO, WKLC. WHEB, KOZZ. KTYD. Debuts al 136. WHTF, WOMF, KSOY. DAVID A DAVID "Welcome To The Boomtown" (AIM) 62 /17 (4522) EURYTHMICS "When Tomorrow Comes" (RCA) 16/1 (17/1) KSPN. Medium 8 including WCKG, 91X. WDHA. Adds including WCKG. WXRT, KFOG, WPYX. WHCN, KNCN. KEZO. KLPX, WBLM. Heavy 3: WLUP, KLBJ. WIZN. Medium Adds' WPYX Powers 1. Heavy 7 CHOM, KZEW, CHEZ, CFNY, KPOI. KRIX, 46 including WIYY, KSRR. WLVO, KBCO, CLOS, KGB. KROR. WHEB, WOUR. Debuts at *50. WIOO. KE20. KSTM, KCGL. QUIET RIOT "The Wild And The Young" (Pasha /CBS) 028 (80/5) BODEANS "Fadeaway" (Slash/WB) 180 (182) KBCO. CHEZ. WBRU. WIBA, KCGL. KTYD. Adds: WLLZ, WPYX, WCXT. Heavy 3 KRIX, KTAL. KWHL. Medium 43 including WIYY. WHJV, WAIF. KSHE, KMET, KUPD, Heavy 6. WBCN, WXRT. WHFS, KZEL, KTCL. KVRE. Medium 8: KZEW. WLIR. KGB, COME, KISW. Moves 56 -53. MICHAEL McDONALD "Sweet Freedom" (MCA) 15/1 (15/0) KBCO, KBPI, WWCI. PAUL MCCARTNEY "Prow" (Capitol) 59 /12 (49/49) Adds. K97. Powers 1. Heavy 7 KAZV. KINK. CFOX. WONE, WTUE. WHMD, WCPZ. Medium 6: WXRT, Adds including WKLS, WSHE, WLUP, KROR, WPDH, KNCN. K97. WBLM, WOOJ. Heavy 7 including KTCZ. WIMZ, WWCT, K97, KZOK KICT WHMD. KROU. Medium 42 including WIYY. WBAB, WNEW, WXRK, WMMR, WIVO. KGON. WPYX. Moves 5746. ROD STEWART "Another Heartache" (WB) 14/4 (12 /1) KTXO, ROB JUNGKLAS "Memphis Thing" (Manhattan) 59B (565) Adds: WZZO. WKLC. WIOT, WRUF. Heavy 6 including CHEZ, WFYV, KZEL. WWWV. WZEW Medium 8 including Adds'. CLOS. WAPL. KEZO, WWCT, KSTM. KFMG. Heavy 8: WBCN. WLUP, WOFM. WKOO, WONE. WHMD, KRIX, KOWB. KGB. CFOX, WCCC, KZRR. Medium 34 including KZEW. WORT, WEBN. WLVO. KBCO. KGB, WEZX, KLBJ. KNCN. WOMF. Remains at #47. HANK WILUAMS JR. "You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover" (WB /Curb) 14/1 (14/1) KKDJ. KOJK, KOZZ. BILLY JOEL "A Matter Of Trust" (Columbia) 58/57 (0/0) Adds. KORS. Heavy 2 WIMZ, WXRC Medium 11 including WKLS. KFOG. WHCN, WHTF. KEZO. KICT, Adds including WIYY. WNEW. WORK, DC101. WKLS, WZZO, WHEB. WLAV, WFBO, CEZO. Heavy 15 including WBAB. WSHE, WKLC. WCCC. WPLR, WKOO, WOOL, K97. WWWV. Medium 37 including WLVO, KEPI, KFOG, WPYX, WHCN. WEZX. KNCN. WIMZ, WROK. Debuts at e43. BEAT FARMERS "Riverside" (MCA/Curb) 58/4 (56 /4) Adds WBCN, WAPL. KMOD, WCXT. Heavy 9 WOFM, 91X, KGB, KISW. WOUR. KLBJ. KIEL. KTCL. KCGL. Medium 33 Including KTX0. KYYS, KBCO, KMET, KROO. KUPO. KOME. WHEB, WEZX. Moves 48 -44. AOR ALBUMS BONNIE RAITT No Way To Treat A Lady" (WB) 5588 (2721) Adds including WKLS, KTXO, WNOR, WXRT, KBPI, KZAP, NOME, WAAF, WIMZ. WDIZ. Heavy 5 KZEW, KINK, W100, WIZN KSPIJ. Medium 42 including DC101, WSHE. KBCO, KGON, KFOG, WHCN, WE2x, KLBJ. Debuts at 151. MOST ADDED HOTTEST STEVE WINWOOD (65) INXS "Kiss The Dirt (Falling...)" (Atlantic) 55/17 (38 /14) BILLY JOEL (60) Adds including WSHE, KROO, WDHA, WCCC. CHEZ. WYSP, KNCN, CODS. WMRY, WOBK. Heavy 6 including WBCN. R.E.M. (35) VAN HALEN (47) WHJY, WLIR. WPLR. WGIR Medium 35 including WORK. DC101, KSRR, WNOR, KUPD. 91X. KGB, KOME, WHCN. Moves DAVID 8 DAVID (20) PETER GABRIEL (45) 60 -52 INXS (16) EURYTHMICS (39) 50 /10 CINDERELLA "Shake Me" (Mercury/PO/Gram) (395) GENESIS (36) Adds KSHE, KMET, WSKS, (MOD, WXRC, WRUF. KTAL. KOWB. WCXT, KOZZ. Heavy 4 including WISP, KISS, KRIS. VAN MORRISON (15) Medium 37 including WIYY, WBAB, WORK, WMMR. WHJY. KTXO. KZEW, WOFM, KUPD. KGB. Debas at #55. CINDERELLA (10) JOHN C. MELLENCAMP (34) SMITHEREENS "Blood 8 Roses" (Enigma) 50/7 (452) EMERSON (10) DAVID LEE ROTH (25) Adds. WSHE, KGB, WFYV, WAPL, WHMD, KFMG, WCXT. Heavy 7: WBCN, WNEW, WXRT, 91%, WHFS. WOUR, KTYD. ICEHOUSE (10) 38 SPECIAL (21) Medium 34 including KBCO, WHCN. WHEB. WPDH. KLBJ. KNCN, WTUE, KILO. KZEL. Debuts al #58. ALVIN LEE (10) BIG COUNTRY (17) EMERSON, LAKE 8 POWELL "The Score" (Polydor/PolyGram) 49 /17 (328) EMERSON, LAKE 8 POWELL (10) RUTHLESS PEOPLE (16) Adds including WIYY, WORK, KZAP. WFBO, WIOT. KOMP. KMBV, WBLM, WWWV. KOZZ. Heavy 6: WMMR, WDVE. KZEW, KROR, WAOX. WFYV. Medium 37 including WHJY. DC101. CUPID. WPYX, WHCN, WELS, WDIZ, KISS, WAPL. Debuts at #54 DOKKEN "It's Not Love" (Elektra) 45/3 (462) Adds. KUPD WEZX, KMOD. Heavy 3: KISS. KILO. KTAL. Medium 33 including WORK. WHJY. KSRR. WOFM, KORS, KBPI, NEW & ACTIVE KLOS, KGB. KOME. WPYX. Remains at 159. STEVE WINWOOD "Take It As It Comes" (Island) 415 (38/5) Adds. WIZ°, CFNY. WHTF. WKOO. WFBO. KZEL, WBLM, WKLT. Heavy 20 including WEBN, KSHE. KFOG, KROR, WHCN. Continued from Page 69 WEZX. WAPL, WLAV, WWWV Medium 19 including WBAB, WKLS, KTXO, 91X, WOMF, W012. WROK, WIOT. KILO. Moves BODEANS "Love 6 Hope 8 Ses 8 Dreams" (Slaib/WB) 19/0 (20 /1) 5448 Heavy 7 WBCN. WORT, WOFM. WHFS. KZEL, KTCL. (VAL. Medium 10 including KZEW, KBCO. WLIR, CHEZ. WBRU, GENESIS "Tonight, TonigM, TonlM" (Atlantic) 30/1 (28 /1) CFNY. KSTM, KCGL, KTY) Adds. WRDU Heavy 14 Including WMMR. DC101, WLUP, KROR, W220, WLAV. WOW, KTYD. Medium 15 including BLUESBUSTERS "Accept No Substitutes" ( Landslide) 18/5 (15/1) WNEW. WSHE WNOR. WHCN WDIZ \4RON WEBO KICT, KILO Debuts at 160 Adds. KTXO. KZEW. WHFS. WHEB, KFMG. Heavy 2 KORS. KTCL. Medium 10 including WXRT, KALE. KBCO, WONS. WAPL. WTUE. KEZO, WORK, WWTR. DEVICE "22B3" (Chrysalis) 17/0 (10/0) WOOD, WHMD, NEW & ACTIVE Heavy 5. KROO, 91X. WSKS. W WCK. KCGL. Medium 11 including KSRR. CFOX. WCCC, CHEZ, WWCT, WCXT. WCPZ. BRICKLIN "Brindle" (AIM) 102 (18/0) Adds. WIVO, WCCC. WCPZ. Heavy 4- WMMR, WIOO. WYSP, KROU. Medium a including WEBN, WZZO. WKLC, WHEB. 38 SPECIAL "Heart's On Fire" (A8M) 35/16 (18/6) WHTF, WOMF, KSOY. Adds including KMET, CUPO, COME, WHEB, WOUR, WLAV. KMOO, KZEL. KWHL. Powers 1. Heavy 9. KGB. WKOO, KATT, KILO. W %RC, WWWV WRUF. KRIX. Medium 22 including KTXO, KLOL. WEBN. WLLZ, KSJO. WDHA. WDIZ. KFMG, KMBV. CROWDED HOUSE "Crowded House" (Capitol) 161 (17/0) WMRY, KSTM, WIZN. KSPN. Adds. WXRT, KKCY. KCGL Heavy 1 WHMD. Medium 9 including COCO, CHEZ, WHEB, ICEHOUSE "Cross The Border" (Chrysalis) 35 /14 (22/7) (17 /1) Adds including WNEW, KROO, KUPO. WPYX, WHEB, KLBJ, KEZO, KZEL. KWHL. Powers 1. Heavy 6 including WORT. 91X, MICHAEL DES BARRES "Somebody Up There Likes Me" (Gold Mountain/MCA) 152 WHEB. KNCN, KATT, KMOD. KROR, KILO, KROU. Medium 21 including WOFM. KBCO. KFOG, WMRY, KMBY, KLPX, WIZN, WWWV. KOOL. Adds. WLLZ. KOZZ. Heavy 0. Medium 9 Including WORK, KSRR, WOFM, R&R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986/71 REGIONAL AOR ACTIVITY I

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RIOT CFNYITwonto N ooD IMt LEWIS BIG COUNTRY (203)775-1212 DAVID N *N in (ne)4s3 7452 1, _ cluded the data base. :iD e M[nCS _w TS ooD IM1 PAUL AR xe DAVID SPRSDEN BRUCE HORNSBY (iAM DEVINE .: HALER ILI L MD` DAVID KITNI"., . ,Dy "SST °°' °°" "" IS PARALLELS - Stations arranged SISTERS S, w"+DYLAN LEWIS by market size, according to Arbi- r° E RED NS a.. MIGHT ua R cIRDLE 7µCIAR;NPR MICHAEL DES =s"R TIGER ENART `S GTR MEL ,, tron's MSA population figures. RED S LOU wellBnon9lelend EDDIE EY ,L, t +. °µrhT"`°" BIG COUNTRY '; N µL« Parallel One: ,000.000 GREAT Hlre E. BONNIE RA - (5161587-102J WKGIN "' r^AD,xc YOUNG GREAT n Parallel Two: 200,000 - X6'PA1,6R° 9N5#A" ""IT` Ñ840 RUTHLESS E GEORGE "TMDRaDDD GEE walTMµ WMMR Pnilaalpnle e KrEDICS ,Lt ^Y ARNERS N.1I.. PIXX PAUL SIMON 1,000,000. 3p5y,,¿p . L THE S (215ß81-0933 gk `RÚ9ht E SPECIAL BOB DYLAN ïti-xl7ñt ORCHESTRA TEO D RAxe a ReD HELL Parallel Three: under 200,000. PETER NI , MA::RE MUMMY CALLS MD! 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Rybek MADONNA 5-4 PETER CETERA 3-1 PETER CETERA 2-1 Hottaat 30-19 PETER ET SA 2-1 PETER CETERA 1 -1 STEVE WIWOOD H-6 LIONEL PICNIC 28-18 MADONNA 5-3 JANET JACKSON 6 -4 REC.IN AIIA13,25 C JERMAINE STEWART MADONNA MADONNA 5-2 TIMM SOCIAL CLUB -26 JEFFREY OSBORNE 9 -7 LOVERS., JOEL BERIN 28 -1B 9-3 PA ROD STEWART 4-3 WXLK'Roenoke. VA DOUBLE 13-9 LYMXM PAUL SIMON WFRXWilliemspon. RANANARAMA 24-19 ANDERSON A 9G23-] STEWART 6- Brown'O'Shee WCGOIC.umbuB. GA T -9L CLUB 23-11 VAN HALLE TIMO .SO IALCIA. e -24 LIoNLIONEL. PICNIC R 24-9 MinronStrenon ELINDACCARLISLE I1-5 RUN L IdPI Alan DuPreisl TX Hot MONEY EWES Odessa Midland. REGINA 2-1 WGANIPOrtlend. ME VAN HALEN EDDIE WFMIILeainpton. KY PAUL SIMON John Clay LONSTMIICS MAMMA PAUL SIMON LOVERBOT 8, Bill O'Neil Foe Jones) ANDERSON STEWART 5 -5 JLEMAINE PARALLEL VANRMAL[CRN REGINA (dp) BELINDA C.LISLE 2-5 TIMM SOCIAL CUIR 12-8 6LRRYTiMACSwx BILLYGWEN JH4CI' JACKSON CUBE (dp) D 15-6 JANET JACKSON OBSESA [ALAN RUN M.C. (dp) STEVE LIONEL RICHIE 19 -11 THREE I ROBERT PALMER (dp) a-Biw STACEY 0 J lI E AL CLUB HONInl4o SUITETe ANDERSON I. LOPING ROBB. THOMPSON II Nil (d pl LIONEL PICNIC 28-12 WFBGIAILOona. PA WSPKIPotrphAe.IHis NY BILLY JOEL HOES LEWIS A THE OUTTIELD 31-17 PETER CETERA I-I DaytoNW.l Stev. Kelsey Hot te at I PETER ETERA I-1 CCLAN TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB 1 -t TELNDA CARLISLE ]l BILLY MADONNA 1-1 JERPAINE 2SYEWMT 5 -2 MADONNA 6-2 C TOP MA PAUL Cr JERMA[NESTEMM 10-4 WIDUlewton. PETER 2-2 STEVE WINWOOD 8-4 PETER 4-1 LUTHER VANDXOSS ANDERSON a LOPING 4 -4 ANDERSON LO PING 23 J MANAMAeOID-T M T Harry Nelson TOP -3 TIMO SOCI CLUB 14 -5 E1rART 9-5 DAARYLHALL MIAMI SOUND MACHI 25 -16 PAUL SIMON B.ANARAMA 7-6 STEVE 12-8 LOVERBOY B MMARNIAA 13 -11 MIKERA LRTHEC 12-9 BEATLESS IO -20 VAN HALEN DAVID LEE ROTH 13 -9 MICK JAGGER PETER GABRIEL 1 -1 RTUXIShravsport LA WPFMIPanarna CM. FL GENESIS 2-2 PETER CETERA 2-1 WDJXLOUlsviNe. KV PETER CETERA 2 -2 MADONNA 2-1 MADONNA 10-7 Devn JANET JACKSON 3-3 MADONNA 3-2 N enney /Meyer Ste.: Weber JeN TIMEX SOCIAL B ELINDA CARLISLE 21 -11 PETER CETERA 5-S CLUB -2 STEVE NINWOOD 7-6 BINDA CARLISLE9-6 JLINAIME RI MT 15-i TB SPECIAL MIKE 4 THE MCNAIR TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB 28 -12 PAUL SIMON REGINA 1 VAN BRUCE SBY MOODY BLUES BANANAR MA6 9-9 IMAMS 12-8 JERFMINE STEMMT 12 -B FABULOUS ITHUNDERS VAN HALES KISRFt. Smith. AR ART OP NOISE SOUTHB7 GLASS TIGER WZOUIBwton. MA STACEY 0 29. THE MEDICS thole N.yNI RI104Provid.nc.. RI WGUy'IBengor. ME LOVER SPEARS 38 SPECIAL Merry Nelson MonWMln.r Roben.Marshall PETER CETERA 1-1 AIR SUPPLY (4p) MONKEES MICK JAGGER (dp) MADONNA 6-3 CL M THOMPSON TWINS O R LIONEL ...NIL PARALLEL TWO VAN HAL. TIMM SOCIAL CLUB 9-6 FABULOUS ND[RB LOVERBOT PETER 1-1 JEITERES OSBORNE none LOVERBOY MONKLES t JANET JACKSON VAN HALEN JERMAIN[ ART 5 -2 WES L.IS THE 1-1 ANDERSON a NG (4131 WNOKICOIUmbi.. SC ANDERSON a WRING 24 -14 LOVERBOY MICK JAGGER REGINA 7-5 PETT .0P BOYS WBBOIAUgwts. GA MADONNA - PAUL ox (Op) EURYTHMICS ANDERSON S RING (dp) BERLIN 9-6 AM. SIMON 2t Bn.c St.vew WirMhMl4Canbe JERMAINZ AT 4 -4 AIR SUPPLY WLRSLOUisvHle. NY STAN pupil [WA moon, (dp) W JINET JACKSON PETER CETL. 4-1 WINAVARAMA 10 TIM. SOCIAL(dCp' B JANET JACKSON TIM. SOCIAL CLUB TIMM SOCIAL CLUB 2 -1 PETER CETERA 2 -1 BELINDA CARLISLE -2 TIMEX SCIjAL CLUB IB -Is) RUN D.M.C. EASTON 2102'Savenwn. GA VAN JERMAINE STEWART 4-2 MADONNA 4-3 STEVE WINWOOD B-5 BILLY JOEL STARSHIP O92ROchrt.r. NY NICK JAMESON DEVICE MADONNA 5 -0 LIONELH RICHIE 9 -4 Somrn.IMMCFrlsnd JORIN COUGAR 13-9 MON 38 SPECIAL Stevens Meeenr NOtteMt AET OF /WISE ()VI BERLIN I - 1 J AIR LSUPPLY PRINCE BM ANARAM II- MADONNA B LORI 22 BERLIN 20 -I1 JANET JACKSON EL DEBARGE PMULAUOTMUNDCM ANDERSON 6 -I4 JOHN COUGAR 14-4 2 BILLY JOEL WVSRChwiwton. WV Hottem LUTHER VANDROSS NC DARYL MALL DAVID LEN RoTH 16-10 LOVERBOY WKZL1WRrtor.Glem. 0104Geded.n.AL PATTI LABELLE LIONEL RICHIE 26-19 PETER CETERA 1-1 PAUL SIMON JETS Spen<.Hemptnn LOVERBOY RIART 2-2 HocteM Hottew LykwlJOsph St John/Davis BERLIN 34-20 PETER CETERA 2- DARYL HALL MADONNA 6-J PETER CETERA 2-1 PETER 2-1 STEVE MICHAEL MCDONALD KLYMAXX l-S MTRMIA 17-9 2 WZON:Banpor. ME HUEY LEWIS THE ] 25-14 LOOV ROOT JOEL PETER CETERA 5-4 MADONNA 5-M BERLIN 2`lR-t-1B ANDY BILLY 28l1-20 JETS BERLIN 10-6 STEVE VI INM000 Tony 21 -20 RUN 16 JANET JACKSON 2C TOP BERLIN 31-20 MOtteet GAVIN CHRISTOPHER I1-10 LIONEL R1CHIE -6 TX NU 29 -21 VAN /ALEN KHR(AwwS .007 PETER CETERA 2 -1 1].1PNER HUEY LEW15 a THE IN-I] FABULOUS EL DERMAL Nottet VAN HALEN Berry K699 FM1OU'MempNS. TN MADONNA 5-2 DAVID LEE MOTH PETER 1 -1 WDCGIDurMm Raleigh NC WGLFR6IYN. FL NY BILLY JOEL JohrvConley ROD STEWART 4-3 PAUL SIMON J ERMAINE TENANT 7-2 UBPXV Roche..,. FABULOUS ND[PB LOVE I EdwsrdsWngM LIONEL RICHIE MICK P April Crowley BILLY OCEAN (JD) MADONNA B Tom Mitchell AIR SUPPLYv TIMO SOCIAL CLUB 926-13 - GLASS Hottest s STEVE WINWOOD 11-7 DR. 4 THE MEDICS TIGER LUTHERER VAPOROSO MOODY BLUES DOUBLE REGINA PETER CETERA I-I LIONEL RICHIE 21 -15 CHARLIE SEXTON JACKSON LOVERBOT BEATLES LOVERBOY J.ET JACKSON MEEONNA 30 SPECIAL BILLY JOEL PATTI LABELLE LOVERBOT PARALLEL 6104Er,. PA PETER CETERA 3-1 PETER CETERA 3-1 PAUL SIMON JAN, JACKSON MADONNA 4-3 RUN D.M.C.12]-16 Bill Shannon MADONNA 5-2 PETER CETERA 2-1 PETER CETERA 2-1 MONVEES SOCIAL CLUB 7-5 THREE ANDERSON 1 WRING 21-17 ROD STEWART 8-3 MADONNA 3-2 MADONNAA 5-2 GABRIEL -1 14 -9 13-4 MICHAEL MCDONALD JERMAINE 5-3 CARLISLE 30-6 WYIISGainesville' FL PETER CETERA 1 MADONNA 3-2 JEFFREY 15 -12 NFMN:Abilene. TX 2 APT O PT NOISE STEVE 14 D BB4 MADONNA 5-2 PETER CETERA BELINDA SLC 12-5 BANANRMA25-1 ] Jeri Bents BILLY JOEL MICHAEL MC 11-7 BERLIN 5-26 Dom Teats IX SOCIALeOBCLUB 11-5 EL DEBARGE hK SOCIAL CLUB 5 -4 WIOYI4M. ME STEVE 4-9 WFMFBaton Rouge. LA VAN HALEN NEIL DIAMOND STEVE 7-6 KAM2IFI Pa6O. TX PAUL MCCARTNEY BERLIN 18-20 Mark Edward* Ric.AHYNn MXIMI.mI, FL MONEEES VAN HALEN WGFMIScnneictedy. NV Ma6.Lear P.OLOUS THUNDERS SHEENS) EASTON PAUL 5111041 TBnriarlCauldV KNINM'ichM Fab, TX KLYMAXX MCODY BLUES PAUL MCCARTNEY MOODY BLUES Tom P.M.. JANET JACKSON REGINA none CHARLIEM SEXTON SIMPLY .0 Beck/Key AIR SUPPLY STEVE WINWOOD BILLY JOEL 22 TOP Hottest Hottem Hottest : EL DEBARGE BILLY JOEL JANET JACKSON .. STACEY o 1 NADONNA 1-1 MADONNA 1-I ISLE OF MAN JANET JACKSoN CHARLIE SEXTON lap) J9 PETER CETERA 1 BERLIN PETER R 5 2 2 J ERMAINE STEWART 9-3 MOODY BIDES LOVERBOY ON/ M.Dif BLUES MADONTIA 6-5 JETS MADONNA STEVE WINWOOD 10-5 ÿµV TxUNDERB DAVID LEE ROTH 9-5 DEBARGE STABILIZERS 3 -3 LOVERBOY JERMAINE STEWART 10 -6 SHIRLEY JONES TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB ] LIONEL 15-] EL BERLIN AIR SUPPLY DAVIDD LEE ROTH 15 -5 A BANANARAMA LISA LISA WHITNEY 13 -13 CLUB 19-13 Idp) LOVERBOY RUN D.M.C-16-241 TIMEX SOCIAL. WINWOOD 11-6 RRAIWE STEN.T 7-3 ANDERSON 4 LOPING D-23 REGINA Hottet: ANDY TAYLOR 10 WAB B'MObilaS Al TX AL PETER 1 -1 M ADONNA 2 -i KOILArNnllo. WZYPIHuntevilie. W ER21EerBr. NH - PETER CETERA 1-1 A 3 -2 ANDERSON RING 11 -10 WGGZIBaron Rouge, LA FusYS STEVE NMOOD T -3 Sawyer Brien Kryee Tom K.le, Fakon9Br.dy WHAM, 24-11 MADONNA ANDERSON a LORING NG e -5 9-5 MIChe. Adams STACEY DAVID LEE 26 -20 DAVID LEE ROTH 19 -17 MICHAEL MCDONALD HALEN MICK JAGGER LIONEL PICNIC PETER -5 V. DIABLE 50-544 DARYL HALL DARYL MALL Idp) FABULOUS THUNDERS Idp) PAUL BANANARAMA 21-12 VAN ANDERSON 6 WRING 9 -7 PAUL MCC.INEY 100CIR'Beck.y. WV HALES Not testE I SEXTON MOODY CHARLIE NC J ANET JACKSON XX TOP STEVE MINWDOD 16 -8 PAUL SIMON WHSLWilmin9ton. NY SlrencrlKelly NEUBEI Pep. TX BILLY JOEL (ap) JETS OIyrS.cue. JEFFREY OSBORNE 17-11 JANET JACKSONN (JR) CH.LIE SEXTON StswaróStone NICK JAMESON rd'Dunr STACEY 0 PETER CETERA Haney :Simon SAMS 20 -12 JETS JAN, JACKSON VAN /MLLE VAN I/ALEN VAN MALEN ROD STENIART 7-3 GAVIN CHRISTOPHER 23 -21 AIR suppur EL DEBARS! EL DEBARGE le I NWOOD LOVER SPEAKS ST. BUSH KLYMAXE STEVE REGINA 28 SLALEN JANET JACKSON -23 SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY (Yip) x MOODY BLUES VAN MALES BELINDA CARLISLE 15-6 KLYNAXX BILLY JOEL DERN LOVBRBOY STEVE WINMDOD 20 HUEY LEWIS S THE DR. 112TMMEDICS NEIL DIAMOND JANET JACKSON WNNYIMOntpomM'. AL DAVID LC[ ROTH T Not K IM MITCHELL IWtteM EDDIE MONEY tet PETER M 2 -1 PETER -1 K BrBwNC.11m BELINDA CARLISLE 53 II&BeeumpL TX SOCIAL CLUB 1 -1 PAUL MADONNA 4-2 ANDERSON 4 WRING Idp1 MADONNA 7-4 SOUND MACHT 9-5 MADONNA 2-2 PETER CETERA -2 AIR OT (dp) JERMAINE STEWART LOVERBOY ROD e-5 BERLIN 19 TIMM SOCIAL CLUB 2-1 MADONNA 4-3 Hot STEVE WINWOOD 9-5 PETER -1 FABULOUS THUNDERN MxMIT12^T 6 TIMEX SOCIAL B 52 -22 tst MIMI SOUND 13-7 EL STACEY 0 ROD sTENERE GAVIN CHRISTOPHERR 6 .A8510 12-6 STAXELS LIONEL RICHLY 36 -26 WHITNEY HOUSTONT 20-10 JETS -11 PTERCETCRA1l I -2 JOURNEY IJ -9 - WHAMI STACESON I LORING 30 PAUL SIMON WKSFAAhevilla. NC DOUBLE MADONNA 9-1 LIONEL RICHIE 24-14 DAVID LEE ROTH K SMB Lafayette LA 95XXXIBudinpton, VT MICK JAGGLR WKSI:Grpneboro. NC John Stevens AYDY TAYLOR 12-8 WNNKIHerrSWR PA BANNIAI0-20MAR SeerevesSmeII SPeCNIYaenar STACEY 0 J.C4.ONDenver DAVID LEE 19-I1 B ruce Bond VAN MALEN PETER CETERA 2-1 WPSTrr.mon. NJ PETR GABRIEL t-4 FABULOUS THUNDERB 38 SPECIAL LOVERBOY B ILLY JOEL VAN HALEN (dp) WVBSWilemngton. NC PRINCE Tom Taylor BELIENDA CARLISLE -5 BILLY OCEAN S.W. EASTON DAPYL HALL P (dp) NICK JAGGER PETER CETERA STEVE JANET JACKSON BEATLES Randy "Animal" Turner 2-I MIAMI SOUND MACHI VANDROSS ANDERSON ND ANDERSON aDOLORING 14- MICK JAGGER TIMEX SOCIA. I [OVER SPEAKS (dp) SHOOX JANET JACKSON BRICKS MORTAR TERM:ANTI JANET JACKSON E T A T 5-4 ISLE OF (dp) SIMON PETER CETERA 1-1 TX 1 PAUL TNLPiON TWINS EL J K BFMIMCAII.nBrownsvill. PAUL GN BOOK PLOVE I258 EL DERARGE MADONNA6R3 MADONNA DEVICE JANET BJACKSON DAVID LEE ROTH 20-17 6-2 B ELINDA CARLISLE l-9 VAN HALEN LIONEL RICHIE 12-7 CrualMontsw AIR CSUPPLY (dpi SON BILLY JOEL Hottest PETER C.C. -1 STEVE WIN4/0017 IO AL STEVE O 13-10 ROBERT PALMER 14-I I VAN HALEN EL DEBARS! PETER CETERA 1 -1 WAPIIBitmingti.m. DARYL STEVE WINWOOD 4-5 LOVERISON 16-12 BEATLES LOVERBOY MADONNA Pr.hinwood MARY L GIRLSIR TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB 18-7 MOODY BLUES (11011Mridien. MS 38 SPECIAL PETER GABRIEL 1-1 WHAM I I3 -8 ZZ TOP (dp)ME RIAMI SOUND 19-11 VAN WANSIGre.nvill.. SC LIONEL NICNIE 2-2 HALES LIONEL RICHIE 22-16 REGINA BANANMAM 2MAORIl Taylor 22 TOP GLASS TIGER Dale ìLRIAAIN CARLISLE 5-4 TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB 31 -23 Tommy Smith MADONNA I -1 STEWART -4 BERLAIN 22-14 ANDERSON 1. RING 3-1 OCEAN ross,t, SIMON WJADIBeinbddge. GA STEVE 12-7 MONKELS 23-17 WIKZIChameerseurg. PA TIMEX SOCIAICLUB 7 -3 PAUL SIMON MADONNA 8 - 5 JANET JACKSON EIIioI)K.11y EL DEBARGE BANANARAMA BANAN.ANA 16-10 ManheW9Aleaend*T PETER CETERA 2-1 LOVERBOY REGINA TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB 26 -I WTICIHnrord. CT MICHAEL BMCDONALD 14 -6 VAN HALES AIR AUPG-I 24 -12 MADONNA 4-1 CHARLIE SEXTON LIONEL RIC., HUM LEWIS JANET JACKSON DAVID LEE mCH (1P) WeIVWe.t JERMAIME STEWART 20-14 BELINDA CARLISLE 8-6 MARY JANE GIRLSS BILLY JOEL STEVE WINWOOD BILLY OCEAN NX104NshvRle. TN ANDERSON LORING Je x STEWART 1-9 MOODY BLUES NADONNA WRCKJUtI NY PAUL CooklN.rrls EL DEBARGE LION EL 15 -8 PALIONNA YE TOP Jim SIMPLY RED TNET WKDSICItsrleston, SC JETS N 25 -19 R.0 JERMAINE STENIART -2 RUN D.M.C. 38 SPECIAL FABULOUS [ITYMWERB BANANA ANNA 31-21 BILLY JOEL Geith.nNu.s.l ANDERSON JEFFREY aSDORNE JANET LOVERBOY 6- NICK JAMESON ANDY TAYLOR 37-30 JANET JACKSON KRYJJXSON LIONEL CHIER16-6 MICHAEL MCDONALD HottM: THE NM (dp) KIM TCMELL VAN EL L DLBA TIMO SOCIAL CLUB 17-7 REGINA 1 Hot PETER CETERA AIR SUPPLY (dpi LOVERBOY cM PMUIMUSG THUNDERS CETERA 2 -1 JERMAINE RENAI 5 -2 EL DEBARGE WCKMGre.nvill., SC PTCR DARYL HALL (i GA l -2 VAN HALM 13041Bt1 7-5 JOAN ARMATRADDIG çiS; AI2 -I BILLY CC.. WIIeoNNOlris ROD STEWART 4 3 TIMEX SOCIAL c B 24 -12 STEWART 6-3 BILLY JOEL JERNAINE T 8 -5 HUM L THE 16 -20 TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB MADONNA 1-1 XX TOP MIM IAROUND MACMI 13-7 JETS TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB 22-12 ArIX 4 -1 DAVID 19-12 AIR SUPPLY ANDERSON I. le G 1s - i WAMXIHunrinpton WV ANDERSON NG 2 -1 SOCIAL 20-13 EL DERARGE MONKEES 25-18 RUN D.M. . D-1s11 RobinroNCdllns 2 -] PETER CETERA DR. THE MEDICS YIO11NeeMille. TN TIMO SOCIAL CLUB 1A-8 ARAM 2252] WSSXICMNMton, SC MONKEES SORLISO STEVE WINNDOO VAN HALE/ St JohNPeece D.C. PMi11ip4Allen 8104WMhkpton, T[ SOCIAL CUISC 25 -14 JANET JACKSON TAYLOR PAUL SIMON JANET JACKSON I(19MNDBmp..Y JANET JACKSON GENESIS WZVOIFre4rice. MD LUTHER Hot tet DOUBLE 233 Reporters i Hottest : ANDERSON WRING 2-2 LOVERBOY BEATLES K.moubNArmsteonH PAUL N Reports ROD STENAPT 1-2 TACT 0 0 TIMEX SOCIAL -5 224 Current JOURNEY 5-4 MICHAEL BILLY JOEL MIAMI xACHI ]6-IT PETER CETERA 4-2 BRUCECC 0 Y (dpi MADONNA )3-5 JETS MIAMI SOUND REGINA the following stations reported OUTFIELD II CH BvRN 7-5 Hot MIKE 4 THE Á 4-1 B 40-29 a frozen pleylist this week) STEVE WINNOW 8 MADONNA 3 -I BOOMERANG GENESIS 3 STEVE WINVOOD 10-9 Tü SoCIiJ, c -5 SoCIAL CLUB 5 -3 PAUL SINGE IMEX a4TYXJJ6Ckaon MS TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB II 10 96X'MINDi WKEEJNUntington. WV DAVID LEE 31-61Ì6 BERLIN 8-5 MANAArAT-19RlTH AbelkCrewa 0100'Allentown MIW.ISwenn ANDERNo 14-11 J ANET JACKSON BJ1OSOdendo.FL B ILLY WBCY:CMNotte, NC PAUL MCCARTNEY ThantesWright WVIC Loosing JETS MALEN Idpi J ac4 D.nie1 KLYntAKX WKRZW!Ikes Barre PA BEACH BOYS MIKE 6. THE NECHAN The following stations felled OP (api LOVERBOY Jim Riemg AF,kbS >sesis PET. GABRIEL 2-1 LOVERBOT to report this week, therefore JANET JACKWN KENNY s 3-2 JANET JACKSON PETER CETERA LISA LISA PAUL MCCARTNEY ROD STENART 4-1 their playllsis were frozen: GODI 7-3 VtCTÉRaCETE0.A I-1 EY 0 AIR SUPPLY PETER CETERA 5- PETER CETERA 1-1 DAVID LROTHLEE .20-14 B961Chicago 86s VAN HALEN A42HgirrAEdOÑaLD 7-4 JCRMAINP. TEN/ART I3-6 MADONNA BERLIN - LIONEL .t NICK J.1ESON -2` BERLIN RI- 104 /Providence HUET LEMIS THE 37-23 1 EI TIEIEiAR5 T18-9 -9 PETER CETERA 2 -1 WAPEIJecksonville. FL TIMEX CLUB 12 WOUEINew Orleans ANDERSON NG 8-2 LYSMUUIAL OII1 W :Ith.ce, NY WROOICMHOne. NC Randy Klatch T SOUND MACHI 12-9 Sr T 15 -6 SHEENA B lac4w.9Will'ume WZPLnndianapoua MADONNA 11-7 eTil6DICS N II. Wilk ins Y1O6lOnando. FL TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB 24 -12 Gerry Cagle KYYY:Bismerck MONA KHAN VAN TIMEX SOCIAL PETER CETERA 2-1 ART OP NOISE KKRD!Wlchlta WLANILanw.tr. PA PAUL SIMON PETER GABRIEL JOHN M 22-11 AIR SIMPLY 2i11 BEATLES IWNEYMDON SUITE PETER CETERA -1 MICK MennNMiles 20`14 El, DERANGE PATTI UNELLE KENNY LOGGINS 6-4 STACEY 0 GLASS TIGER 31-25 BILLY JOEL MADONNA KLYMAXX RUN D.M.C. 14-27 MOIDE BLUES NiD-Tt 7-5 ANITA AUER NEIL DIAMOND IONEL RICHIE 1 8 - DARYL HALL WILD.Wilkee Bens. PA VAN HALM ANDY TAYLOR I9-S14 WOUTIJoBrron Mer. TN SOCIAL e PAUL SIMON WVERBOY 11-16 POM.rRaylor LIONEL PICNIC C 23 -132 SHEENA SmHIURUtkow*kl RON D.M.C. 27-19 RUN 29 -16 PETER GABRIEL -1 DOUBLE C WRING 1S -19 CUBE (dpi VAN HALM WSKZICMttenooge. TN ANDERSON MADOMIA (ap) JANET JACKSON ISLE NAN Raleigh. MADONNA 2 -1 CheeNSCON REGINA 94Z NC JETS STEVE 0 lo-T Music Key: (DP) indicates the song is getting play dur- I VANAN ROD TENT D3 -2 NICKJMESON STABILIZERSO1-10 x AL CLUB Delloro Hunter STEVE JOEL (dpi MIKE xANTx6 MECHAN 100KNI:Ocean City. MD ing certain parts of the day and /or nght. (RA) indicates é STEW." IX -5 MODELS (dp) Hottest: Hottest : JANET JACKSON MICHAEL MCDONALD 20 -6 EL DEBARGE J J McKay PETER -1 PETER CETERA 1-1 VAN HALES the song was dropped from the playlist then readded.J BOURGEOIS TACO (dp) MADONNA MADONNA 11-2 LOVERBOT pp J ERMAINE STEWART 19-9 ANT OF NOISE PETER iA BELINDA CARLISLE B-4 BELINDA CARLISLE lO STEVE WEOD0310 -] TrotQC5dp1 STEVE WINSIGOD 9-5 LIO xEL RICHIE PETER CETERA 1 -1 ANDERSON A WRING 20 -14 BERLIN 23-12 PÇ AeRac M l MICHAEL MCDONALD 17-13 Breakouts are records not included In re- LIO RICHIE 21 -16 J 6-5 the BANANA.. 26 -20 MIMI SOUND MACHI 28-20 most ANDY TAYLOR OCEAN 28 gional added. but which have five or more STEVE OOD11-115 BILLY MADONNA 18-14 adds in a region. and fewer than 50 stations overall

78/ R &R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986 MOST ADDED MIDWEST BREAKOUTS MOST ADDED WEST BREAKOUTS MMpq TM RAMA EdAu Paul Simon Eddie Money Blpybul at Thunderbirds spins AR Supply Fabulous El DeBarge O AMMO 4 S. tpdp EI 0A1Map Billy Joel Jets Raul SION CHR ADDS & HOTS Janet Jackson Alr Supply Loverboy Beatles

KYVVISIsmem, NO SO IL w,T,P.K. KS Ew°.ryA.,ac . SO w. Taft .ae"d. FARM Er Ens ó M ROMM PARALLEL MEIWEST RUir VAN HALM sLymAAR 1.17.1 PALL SIM. lap, DARYL NALL THREE 11115:111iftSLi7-7 VAN HALER Imams . EDD7E Roomy PARALLEL TWO BILLY ICE. ANDREWS ,wA,EO Op) KOOTIAnchorsce AK AIR SUPPLY INDI 110ti4 RILEY JOEL PETER c6TERA 1-1 ACME EWES J.0. Candler 111014..c.,P.011 TRIMS SIDON. 2-2 AE - P..ON 6.210631.70. MN wAaA..rm.,x BELINDA CARLaLE 4-3 cA7A7e, 77, JOIN COUORA e..aT. MANI 10-5 6Pd°IdYTMANN° Ea= SOCIAL CLUE 20-10 MDONNA STEVE WINNOW 1-1 TINES (MCI. CLU8 18-6 Ayes, es7.7 READ coup RICK JAGGER 9-2 Z1"117'137;13011 STEVE .1.1000 6-4 MAWS. VAN IMLN4 11.1. BELINDA CARLISLE 13-5 JANET JACKSON WpInE1M.,MO BRAARAtAsA 77_0 ° °.x,..KVP. -. - SOCIAL CLOB IA KLYTIMS TIMM 26-1 El milmitsoN 4 LoRING 776;Agli STSMART 4-1 Rull D.R.C. PAUL SOHN MKOKNIME KS PETER CETERA 1-1 14..01111A 1-1 lap/ DAVID LES ROTS sm, ..".cc, PNCK JANEEK WSPTIStemns Point WI REGINA Ian) 14Ketet 3 SleseWell PATER CETERA 1-1 MINA BouleydINNen lap, DOUBLE Idp/ DA. w' .ttst. DAVID LIM WWI 12-9 ....<.r EE-. GAVIta E. :-. 3_7 MI. MCCARTNEY uea.,E.. m. AuT .5-m wcwmwA. a T -. JOJKIlry PAUL SIM. 1 T,i A1 EILAT JOEL CM. Soas Kwran.A..xv MOIRA ILMANANN4A 19-12 REGINA m . ..oEEa...,wEr,.:.-,t BERLIN 25-19 u ..e.. .T,00 LIONEL PICINI. 77-72, REGIVA .,° PATER CETERA -1 HGRT 71-74 BihJ° Ara.w.ox.avn .,. IALCO Hurt LEVIS THE 38-30 .ewly, ISMIMMAIM 10-4 PETER [STEM 1-1 BRUCE MoRMIDE PET MOP BOYS RUN D.R.C. Idp) PETER CETERA 2-1 9-5 tIrLIL-7'.'30:! RERUN 37-22 IMLUIDA CARLISLE STEAM, 6 2 BELINDA FEMME 14-11 CARLISLE 5-4 ..S.SA..w KROLMorensan, WI 10111ArReswell, MIN 'wwa.. MI m ,., .-, ...... d,.,.,. I,11. }, xv gm. OT veaa O w. sr M.C. s,A,.,s.. ., KS...x ,. ,+- ,o ... . aPl So. V '.a., Awa. ,A ON No. JeeNeamas LLEL TWO. E - M MOCK*. LOTERSOT PIECNAN OM TO CMS MAm...S.bKnarAA..PARAM - . , ,...... 2... " .MKMWRING RAW 711701A111E.B7PPAT 0-5 ',.X ZWL . BELINDA CARLISLE 10-7 AIRILY PM J'E'''"UtROMIIM4E'rEART 14-B rArlIEIPTITOPTER LoVERBoT Kelly Gomion INE To out Notta PAVER CETERA 1.-1 RICA JACEER SAUL RIMER CMS. 2-1 TrwR EE,w.úwA E.-, A-'. - °_4 MxKwAmMkh::lE.. -' '-' .. « Roo 0-3 ..+.ow..0 STEW 1130140313 a_, MADONNA 10-6 ROD MYATT 4-1 6-4 As777.71. 7,

RCIAO/Columta. MO STEVE 0111.0D 14-6 LOVEREDY n DEBAROB ` af PATER CETERA 1-1 IL a,:wK n TI.0 SWIM. a.: .«-. ,. °-' r.c DAM HALL AIR SUPPLY lap, DARYL HALL TOP I L Keoswwww. PAUL MCCARTNEY Si lap, WRING P Batt..., CA !TER CMS 1-1 Hottest MCA MENAMEM, PETER CETERA 1-1 wE.hA.ow. EMMA THOMSON TRIM 3, EMMA ROO IMPART 2-2 Willonaltown STEM WIMICOD 4-7 P.M CETERA 2-1 ERNST LOONIES 4-4 JERMAINE 8201111112 7-1 AIN .TPLY JESNAINZ ETRNART 10-6 JRANAINE (IMAM 10.4 MAMMA I-1 MARY JMIE GIRLS aaET TaE LDIIB . ,.-za TIMM SOCIAL CLUB 20-7 EIITEA ..SwrA.,wE :.-t C.A. '-2 AnuD.u«....1., Imp MM., 2-2 KSINSMell. KS Am011ors le SPECIAL ..-. . NU SM106 BuiA212212NA BILLY JOEI 6-6 w,.r.... CA MET LIMIS 1. TIM THE BILLY JOEL DARYL MALL wcweRamesee AA rM u ^".,,,ó 3,47707.7 7_, REIN D.R.C. Tony Weinacht pETER GARREL 7-5 PETER CATE. 01-6 Huff LAIR a THE 13-2L 7:7,3 AIR SUPPLY PETER CETERA I-1 VAN BERLIN 21-14 2..13LouS illoallERS 121,1 HALER MAWR. 9.7 BELINDA CARLISLE 6-4 RE TOP AIR SUPPLY Hottest , JANET JACKSON 1.1131,MMOS SUITE lap) EMIANAR/4. 17-11 RENIM LOOGINR BRUCE MANSE! 2-2 PETER CETERA 5-1 71.01112A 5-1 BILLy ccE741 BERLIN 19-7 HOgrOWON MITE 3-3 STE. WINNOW 13-3 !MLLE JoEL Op) .wA LIONEL RICNIE 24-9 JETS ow«wE..w BAIOJIARADIA ME.. 011610011111 M,; .. .. IS/REM .-,. TAM ND 060.E MIME BILLY JoEL BANANARANA 74-14 PAUL WC/JITNEY RADOMIA 3-2 21,1X0 ENTEREANA OR STACEY o 7-5 :. IIICIE 2.205120 ET. DEBA.E Ratteste o-» _ ,.o.oEM TIMM ' S1NPLY AM _ NUM LEWIS l ,aE LOVERSOT MAMMA °'-' EMI, NALL w.nDl.w".4MM PETER CME1LA _, Sotto., STACEY 0 D-24 'ILLY JOEL tap/ PAUL SCCARTICS eMNIETIPPAMMIM WMOTNoun009448. OM MADONNA 6-) PETER CETERA 1.1 none Cask ITOMMON ,8,11.:1,3,0A,:RLISLS 11-6 MADOMA 3-2 Es lop TOMS SOCIAL C1111-76-113 MICA J.DER PETER MIRA 2, TIPIR ROCIAL CUM 10-6 PAUL SOPS PMEA NAMIEL 3-7 :57417.=.13 r,-.. M MOIRA IM Nat,. MACMMA 5-5 WA/TINIEVEM. DOUBLE MAMMA 2-1 RAM NALL T.uw..e.E MAMA 2-2 VAN RAJAH -.. '-' PETER CETERA 3-2 L/C.ML 21.1113 ,-1.5 A.EEr - DAVID LEE TOTH ..-., , TINM SOCIAL CLUB 12-5 112-1.g1.117SRA 2-1 2.1211 2.411011 BELINDA CARLISLE 21-0 SIOSTANINGREA RADOM. 3-2 LoVERBoT JANET JACKSON lap, SE TOP 30-77 EZ TOP Idp/ oarratra 14-8 BANANARMA 27-11 Uttleaudeon RETER GABRIEL 1, NICE 21.11.20v V A11 MI,. 5.1.. PAUL MCCARPRZY NICE JAGGER PETER CETERA 2-1 Hot... TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB OtAiNJohnean STALIN - PETER ESTE. 1-1 6-3 A. .../SE PARALLEL PETER CETERA ROM. BELINDA CARLISLE 9-5 MADONNA 4-2 10-4 THREE .7.7. PAUL .CARTMET BELINDA CAMAS. S-, Eo.ETxooe ,.-.S DAVID /AL INTH 101071linsoln. NE K A LOVERSOT P SOCIAL ..oE.,eLV1Aw.bpine.cg éw00072102 Err. 147.0013 14.011NA . 77.4e7Aes e_7 PETER CETERA 1 KJISLOYINrorm O. ° M STSVE 1611116.0 15-9 LORIND JAIME 22C115011 JERNAINE groom, 6-5 JENMINE _,E A.M. BARAN* 26-16 E, 7cesece SOS sus lap, AIR SUPPLY .1ap/ Hatt.. r PETER LIABRIEL 2-1 PEE. CETERA 1-1 ...A EASTON lap/ MISSING PER.. ISO Err.. ci.... '-2 eSAEEDUtE are records not mewed in the re. gional most added, Dut which have file or more PETER CETERA 2-1 WIN41 115-5 MINIAINE STEWART /3-5 PETIT CrITIM 1-1 BERLIN 6-4 adds m a region and fewer than 50 stations ANDERSON LORING 7-5 DATICE 5-4

r WEEK # 25 AIR Priorities WEEK #251 Listen to the selections listed below. Decide if each has the potential to attain Top 40 or Top 25 in the R&R National Airplay Chart Then call in your responses to AIR at 301- 964 -5544. Deadline for CHR response is 6pnr, August 6, 1986. TITLE ARTIST LABEL LOVE WALKS IN VAN HALEN WB THE HUNTER GTR ARISTA MISSIONARY MAN EURYTHMICS RCA LONELY IS THE NIGHT AIR SUPPLY ARISTA MONEY$ TOO TIGHT (TO MENTION) SIMPLY RED ELEKTRA COMPETITION #5

CA 1986 Active Industry Research. Inc. AIR (Active Industry Research) is a nationwide network of program and music directors who assess CHR music for artist managers, producers and record companies.

1M Active Industry Research P.O. BOX 1136 COLUMBIA, MARYLAND 21044 301 - 964 -5544 R&R FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1986/79 PARALLELS

R&R's CHR reporters are chosen on Double Conhnued the basis of location, ratings, and ability 100221 40-34 GAVIN CHRISTOPHER 2201 37-72 VSXIL 11.16 to report current, timely music informa- 2022 13.11 One Step Closer (Manhattan) Amp. on 2821 17-27 tion. C Imal LP One Step Closer 9121 d -30 MUT 4 mare Parallel t Reporters: Selected stations 4021 36-17 NUM d-40 2012 27-21 format- 1100 4-40 7107 35-31 that are dominant and /or exert WHO d-78 MU, BEUNDA 0062 79,7 WAD 11-24 significant national influence, in BANANARAMA CARUSLE 0 105 el 14010 major 18513 71% Venus don Mad You 41132 en markets with a metro 12+ population, (Lan 'POIyG rami About (IRSMCAi National SIMONY 0104 33-22 Regional Summary 1 I P Tr oe Conlessnns LP ROhnda 2.722 a according to Arbitron, of million or Reach UP 123 WIT MTV 2022 22-11 MAU 75-72 ° more. E 67% DEBU'T'S 7 KIM 74-71 5112 13-10 0101 E 701 SAME 28 MOL 16-14 11210 11-17 WORD 4-40 Parallel 2 Reporters: Selected stations N 75% DQIN 4 22418 98% 22811 97% war MM. on that are format -dominant and /or exert National National N 718 ADDS 3 22911 40-37 a Regional Summary Regional Suamary 111121 significant local or regional influence, UP 184 K ITS 24-74 MOR m Reach UP 194 Mach MON an in secondary markets with a metro e 95% DEBUTS 10 E 968 DEBUTS 1 sus 76-71 5Á4E 28 w isp 11.11 2272 14-16 12+ population, according to Arbitron, S 956 SAITE 14 5 96% o Karl MAD d-40 M 96% DONS 12 +-2é aur IHT7 38-38 between 200, 000 -1 million. DOWN 0 M 1009 aR 22107 a-77 IMO 11,0 W 1008 ADDS 6 N 96% ADDS I 41426 14-14 2106 24-24 uAM1a 12 wril0 25-21 WW2 11-30 wess 10-4 17,2 MOM 4 Parallel 3 Reporters: Selected stations 40.301 10-4 2.02mOUY 79.21 RPM 77-I3 Kr9S 21-IS 2484 11-1 24-27 KLUc 14-6 22103 17-16 MCY 11-11 MCP 10-4 ROM 121,7 14-17 210T 74-2. KIrs 32-24 that are format-dominant and /or exert M-104 10-10 260C 7-4 2400 1S-17 KVIV 1-14 4442 11-11 41100 15-23 mrs 12-14 4141 21-16 RMaR11°4 924 10-10 MPH 23-12 IMIT 11-4 -1 K CAO 11.7 wen 14-10 2.20 11-12 a significant local or regional influence, MWD wime 23-14 MOL 11-32 RCM 13-19 Sí00 -5 22W 4-4 4,0 MAR cm: 15-14 0002 24-21 NAST 14-70 Mur 9w ló 5070 19-8 1MT 11-4 W M -ri in smaller markets with a metro 12+ 1/012.1 17.7 141.3 21-31 100221 7-6 R 16-0i0 ROM 19-11 S c,. 2]-1] MAX 15-13 421r 16.4 1104 21-17 2104 72-14 yan-rn 16-13 4441 39-M 994.0 74-70 population, according to Arbitron, of nos lo-s 1108 34-77 4106 11-11 mcmr 16-13 MAT RCAO d-31 MM 16-14 M.06 17-14 RUM 11-18 NAVA 22-21 3017 14-12 MAC en 10122 6-6 e°5,11 2 MITO 199,999 and below. 2822 21-11 RATO 14,-11 m`;áú RO M 7-5 WTLY 4-34 ROM 20-is 11-10 IMO 12-7 Me 2722 17-14 0106 15-7 K M 7-6 Moro 79-34 0100 m Kam m MKT 4-31 4222 73-21 0106 74-11 3 1 2 3ç WW1 10-2 140 12- 2612 14-17 2104 13-9 KITS en KIM 10-17 2272 27-1. 30-27 141 13-10 m100 17-0i 2221 an SATO KPH on SIM 26-71 MOM 4444 23-21 44 42 x0-33 411M2 20-14 IOW 12-70 233 Reports 11111 20-14 M. %MD 13-14 i53] meea 1y tiv 14466 25.111 21122 on RM 4-26 O001 en 211.0 24-19 11101 12-16 MID MAW 26-2S tip 11867 II -1 ° 22 KIM 10-11 2281 d-27 OPP a 24= m101 14-28 1100 11-7 8,27 14-11 1122. 27-24 TIM MA 17-10 1 100 1S-8 NMI 15-12 1S-4 642 on yam 4-35 WOW 2-7 Mai 2202 H-26 MCM 7-4 1820 10-12 9-9 1110W 11-7 10162 ó1ó: 20 21-104 on K im 11-10 K IM 10-26 694 21-15 flimer 34-33 3.0a1a 217-17 2007 29-22 4421 8-14 2102 12-5 ATM 16-21. 2222 a MAX 2202 18-17 m yr 13-10 worm 32-28 27-1. NO MAX 12-11 NIOT 13-12 296 27 73 2106 25-72 2021 14-14 ólmli%115 MKT d -71 MOT 2-8 ° 103.614 14-1S 9,0 e MITI I-31 0107 JOHN DOE wAvA 2-24 24-70 N sou 2 1MST 14-24 MOO 4-7 m:m i;- ó.19:31 IMMT K IWI 17-72 eau Is-lo WAYS ar 1S-11 4404 18-76 ..Hit Song'. (Anylabe) w a.° .12 16-23 1MM 34-14 MIN 31-72 myna 17-1 ñ1ú22 milam 15-2 IMO NCH 31-24 MEM 2.1 2802 34-74 LP HR Song MOO 16-20 ma2r2am»- 0044 16-14 cao 11-ti mot I-32 0102 11-10 way 1.-15 Flu. 11-16 0242 7-6 2164.6 15-15 291 23-16 2222 25-10 mma on 5-4 MI an 940 3-2 H S OTS 26-75 KmIn 0215 17-12 2206 100221 21-16 12114 _- 21212 4-14 MAI 72-26 Item 6-6 44.4 13-11 4-11 14-1 4.10 21-14 Milt 14-12 RMA 14-17 10.22 24-21 f7016 19-71 wum 14-4 33-12 7-6 4244 6-5 slut 2020 26-13 0014 vino 6-4 2001 24-70 1.122 44214 12-2 !-S inn 24-24 2222 14-1 24-22 4772 2-2 100/25 14H0 7-4 0044 2-4 nman 1mm 24-26 Roawn 44% 15122 7-6 22111 17-14 2282 17-7 2222 451172 11-11 S AM 1S-12 21132 31-22 4100 12-14 MUT 21-72 O A- ImIC R.aar 71030 S-S KIM 27-14 217 12-7 2021 24-14 1: 447 3-4 001,7 1104 R020 27-77 W 30-20 17-11 10-10 -21 Ruck OUS grin Wpm 13-13 ; _ ma 14212 24-16 25= WOO 19-17 12372 12-8 21101 76-11 Imml 11-4 4011 5-3 RINO 77-77 a E mmo 2-2 ROCK 11 211M 17.12 8-4 2012 27-24 10-7 mar X2211 10-71 E MAS 401m 21M 14492 2-4 21,1.6 W M. 20-12 1.11100 27-17 2028 72-12 11.2 22-21 RIM 27-24 2 WAD 16-11 0105 30-16 K 6X 11-11 3-11 2000 10-6 ; K IM on lum ;.. 0103 w 1:m 10.1131 20-12 464 4-4 a2_ MOT on Krim ;;_;; "toner NNW 12-10 2ó1 4424 6-6 ;ñ27162 15-14 2294 70-21 KISS 78-20 11701221. mom 6-5 WITS 20-16 296 8-11 KX104 17-15 0104 21-15 MIN 12-10 AMP 6-3 SIN NA EASTON NM 4-7 7107 23-10 MRS 11.18 8116 10-10 13-2 4440 31-17 KUM 20-1S 20104 9-12 22142 46,2 32-32 27-22 EXAMPLE 295 4-7 22105 12-10 11.9 15-10 7107 0101 11-10 4400 Far So Good (EMI America) 145 10-4 14-12 2142 27-24 on So 0102 11-25 TIM 13-4 MC 15-24 112102 17-14 10.02 10-5 WM, 12.42 6-4 242 22-19 0101 31-21 0102 13-11 10-7 17-12 LP About Lag Night Soundtrack 14100 14-10 TIM MO MLY 27-20 esco 13 -11 100125 100 CHR reporting stations on 1/22 21-10 IMVO 21-20 /2202 17-20 112M 13-10 - 520 17-12 141 9-11 0100 21-21 1827 15-28 IOTA 23-17 KIM IS-11 MVO 10-4 2102 4-7 RHO 21,7 it this week including 25 new adds. 1MM 17-20 MCIT 4822 71-26 2277 22-18 KTUR 74-16 6444 24-16 MLA 12-10 11222 It -6 2009 72-20 1002 a-20 8UL 24-16 2102 71-16 Kim 4-5 2624 7-6 :P8 lT 44% Percentage of this weeks re- MHO 3t4 MOM 29-76 MTh an - 2291 18-13 MLR 71-71 11614 6-4 Vou 21-14 RCM -Ìó 2207 d.27 62114 21% porters playing it. WTI 22-71 22111 27.2, wvas 10-3 wiam 25 -20 2002 18-10 ATM 24-70 Bettone) KIM 22-22 2226 21-14 14411 5-5 RCM 14-20 XRAI 26-12 1040 4-7 K CIO1 17-16 Regional Summary KIM 2.-74 MOO 77-24 MSS 14-2 11-11 RIM 36-73 Regional Ranch - Percentage of reporters 4444 4-5 21-104 KATD UP RIM 13-1 MAU 12-10 IMO 16-14 921MT 31-26 á91191-1s Reach K 5-4 KIM 36-73 MIN 12-10 DEBUTS 7 playing the song within each region. MOL IS-28 ñ-2i SWOOSH M 102Au 6-4 MTV 7-7 93o 32-25 E 246 NiAJ MCI 74-19 MAL 10-7 Rwo 4-4 6.7 27-21 SAME 26 WACI. 14-6 s trii 34121 S 218 National Summary MST 2112 a-71 44c1 16-12 42. 20-17 DOWN 0 WOW 27-1, M 26% K im 4-2 .105 70-30 ADDS 14 KM 26-16 KOMI 16-10 mum 15-12 W 198 Up 51 Number of stations moving KIM 11-10 2042 - A BM 16-13 2210 12 -II RrOm 11-6 2047 8-5 0106 20.16 it up on the charts. 1106 21.14 MMA 12-4 714 28-24 2112 3.1 11040 21 -12 7108 11-S ° 2221 11-6 970 on 22211 6-5 21710 22-10 2112 S-2 2227 f-S balms 20 - Number of stations 414. 11-10 2122D 10-7 2221 7-5 wort 27-27 NIXX 11921 17.10 41011 16-11 5-3 debuting the sag this week. 10472 20-13 mum 24-14 4110. 15-15 21162 22-18 MI02 on 2104 12-11 211.0 22,11 10-7 7-3 17202 Same 4 Number of report- KNOD 27-18 27107 11-2 M101 14-11 - stations WV1c 6-6 222C 10-6 7222 d-13 MAX 4-30 .S1[LMIN on R2101 14-4 2020 16-2 NIMO 4-6 MHO 7-6 Ling no movement this 40103 10-4 1104 16-7 D M61 on 12.3 on 2217 21-12 MOM 2-5 MOIL 10-17 2.7107 12-9 week. Add 10128 17-10 117.02 22-11 4-1 MAT 4-7 2970 IOn to On, 10082 S-4 2020 MOM 2113 16-11 111101 a-I2 4343 6-4 2084 11-7 32-28 to On, 31-31, etc.) MAW 17-10 242107 a-40 MILS 3-2 22105 saola RIMI 7-4 201.1 40-15 IMO 4-25 KMII 30-27 MP 3- Down 0 Number of stations moving K 10-10 51100 is - IM 4.6107 6.111 mot DEVICE N 2222 an WNW 11-10 IHON it down on their charts. 1112M 14-4 Hanging On A Heart Attack (Chrysalis) MAD 7-7 MOT 2-7 MS an MAU on 0104 4-36 MST ROW 27 -If 2172 7-5 Adds 25 Total number of elation. IOW 2-4 LP 2283 295 el-74 - MVP KYTA 21-18 1002 8-0 2817 44. R02 17-12 MO on MON es adding W this week. 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The Captain Of Her Heart (A &M) THOMPSON TWINS "Nothing in Common" (Arista) 49/11 KITS. KISR, KFRX, it. Moves: Up 83, Debuts 19, Same 32, Moves Up 6. Debuts 4. Same 28, Down 0, Adds 11, B104, K106. CK01, KTKS, KWSS, WNNK, WKDD, 65% of our reporters playing Y94 35 -32, KGOT 33 -28. KIMN, KZZP, KS103, KWSS, KHTZ, WLOL 30 -27, KMEL 32 -28. Down 0, Adds 18 including Z93, Y100, FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS "Wrap N Up" (CBS Associated) 42/41 1, O. Adds 41 including WXKS, WPHD. 940, WRSR, WMMS. WKTI, KKRZ, KMJK, (PL2. Y107. See Parallels, debuts at number 36 on the CHR chart. Moves Up O. Debuts 0, Same Down KUBE, KHFI. WANS, WOKI, WHHY, KXVO. BILLY OCEAN EL DeBARGE "Love Always" (Gordy/Motown) 41/41 WHYT. KITS, FM102, Moves. Up 0, Debuts 0. Same 0, Down 0, Adds 41 including WXKS, WKSE, WCAU, 293. Y100, WCZY, Love Zone (Jive /Arista) K104, KZZB, WNOK, WZOK. KF95, KITS. JETS "Private Number" (MCA) 41/28 playing it. Moves: Up 44, Debuts 35, Same 43, WCZY, WHYT, WLOL, KKRZ, 64% of our reporters Moves: Up 2. Debuts 4, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 28 including WXKS, WKSE, B94, 897, Z95, Down 0, Adds 26 including WXKS, CKOI, WAVA, KEGL, KUBE, KNBQ, KPLZ, KITS on, FM102 25 -22, WKQB d -31. KYNO 40-35, KWES d -31. CHR chart. PRINCE "Anotherloverholenyohead" (WB) 35/2 KHFI. See Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the 31 -29, KMEL 18 -15, KZZB 3129. Moves. Up 12, Debuts 3 Same 17, Down 2, Adds 2, WNNK, WNOK, WHYT 29-21, KKRZ 37-35. KWES 31 -26. DAVID LEE ROTH WKQB 28 -24, WROO 33-32, Y106 28 -25, 94Z d -29. WGTZ 38 -34, KIPS 36-35, KYNO 32-31. WGUY AIR SUPPLY "Lonely Is The Night" (Arista) 34/34 including WBEN. WKSE, WCAU, PRO-FM, KRBE, 0105, K104, WBBO. Yankee Rose (WB) Moves- Up 0, Debuts O. Same 0, Down 0, Adds 34 WRON. KIKX. KFIV. KCPX Up 108, Debuts 7, Same 21, KTUX. KIIK, WKFR, 62% of our reporters playing it. Moves: LEVEL 42 "Hot Water" (Polydor/PolyGram) 33/3 35-30. KEGL on. Y100 on. WRSR Down 0, Adds 9 including CKOI, WFLY, WHHY, WGCL, KRNQ, 0104, Moves. Up 6, Debuts 2, Same 22. Down 0, Adds 3, 0102, 0106, KHTZ. WBEN d -37, CKOI WPST 40 -37, KZZB 37 -32. WOKI 32 -28, KIKX d -36. OK95 30-27. moves 34-30 on the CHR chart. on, KITS on. WNNK 38 -31, WAZY. See Parallels, SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY & THE JUKES "Walk Away Renee" (Atlantic) 25/3 WPHD 35-28, WMMS d37, Moves: Up 4, Debuts 4, Same 15, Down 0. Adds 3. KWK, KOIZ, KTRS, WBEN 36-33, WKSE on. d -39. PAUL McCARTNEY WERZ on-dp, WRCK on, WTLO d-40, WVIC on. 95XIL 40-34, WBNQ 33 -27. KGOT d37, KKAZ LISA USA "All filed Out" (Columbia) 25/10 Press (Capitol) KMJK, WKEE, KAMZ, WPLJ Moves Up 6, Debuts 3, Same 6. Down 0, Adds 10, B104, B94. 0107. WAVA, Y100, 897. KBEO, 69, -25, 17 -13. 61% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 32, Same 7 -5, 2100 7 -6, FM102 d -24 KMEL 31 WSPK WRSR, WLOL, KPLZ, DOCTOR AND THE MEDICS "Spirit In The Sky" (IRS/MCA) 24/7 Down 0, Adds 35 including Q107, 940, KRBE, KXYO, WHSL, WPHD 23-16, 93FM Moves. Up 7. Debuts 3. Same 7. Down 0. Adds 7, KRBE. WKRZ, KHFI, WCKN, KTUX, KSND. Complete airplay in Parallels. 22 -17, WRNO 37 -32. WMMS d -38, KWK 33 -31. KKRZ 40-30, KGOT 31 -21. OK95 37-34. ICEHOUSE "No Promises" (Chrysalis) 24/0 WPHD 31 -24, CKOI Moves: Up 11. Debuts 2, Same 11. Down 0. Adds 0 including WXKS 20-19. WREN 3332, WNYS d33, 26-25, WHSL 30.29, KOCR ACTIVE 39-35. WLOL 32 -29, KITS 22 -21. K104 d -30. WERZ 32 -31. RI -104 on-dp, WKRZ on. 95XXX NEW & 28 -25, KDVV 22 -21. MOODY BLUES "The Other Side Of Life" (Polydor/PolyGram) 22/22 K104. WERZ, WGFM. WPST. 0, Same O. Down 0. Adds 22 including PRO -FM, 940. 951NZ, WRSR, LOVERBOY "Heaven In Your Eyes" (Columbia) 132163 Moves. Up 0, Debuts KOWB, KWK, WLOL, WBCY. WGAN, KFMN. Y94 WDBR, WSPT, KDVV. Moves Up 6, Debuts 27. Same 36. Down O. Adds 63 inc,udmg WPHD, WCAU, 940 Z93. WMMS, KWOD, KS103, 98PXY, WROO 31 -18, WKSI 16 -12. WKDD 40 -33, WKSF 30-24. EDDIE MONEY "Take Me Home Tonight" (Columbia) 22/22 KMEL, KPLZ, 930, WALK, O. Down O. Adds 22 including WPHD, WMMS. KWK, KWOD. 38 SPECIAL "Somebody Like You" (A&M) 123/14 Moves Up 0, Debuts 0, Same KBOS. WIKZ, WKDD, KBOS, KFIV, KATD. KZZU, WOMP. KDVV Moves Up 47, Debuts 22. Same 40, Down 0, Adds 14 including PRO -FM, WKEE, WKRZ, WNOK, WDJX, -28. WOLF. WRNO 29 -25, WMMS 36-29, K104 40-35, WMJQ 25 -19, WGFM 36-31. WOKI 38-31. WRON 33 NICK JAMESON "Weatherman" (Motown) 22/10 WJAD, WAZY, KKAZ, 1, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 10, WERZ, WNNK, WKRZ, WTLO, KF95. WGUY. MARY JANE GIRLS "Walk Like A Man" (Motown) 106/3 Moves Up 1. Debuts -23, -22, KS103 SLY96. WRSR on, KKRZ on -dp, WOKI on, KSND d-40. 0104 39-36. Moves Up 53, Debuts 12, Same 38, Down O. Adds 3. KBFM, WIKZ, KKAZ, WCAU 34 -28, WLS 34 295 33 95XIL 32 -29. 33 -29 KMEL 24 -20, K104 34 -28, WNNK 21 -19, WBCY 28-24, FM100 33-28, WGTZ 39-29. KFIV 33-28. BOURGEOIS TAGG "The Perfect Life" (Island) 20/2 RI -104 on, WRÇK,on. KZZB Moves Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 17. Down 0, Adds 2. WTLO, WCIL, KWOD on-dp. WERZ on-dp QUEEN "A Kind Of Magic" (Capitol)99/0 WKRZ on-dp. WROO on. KTUX 39 -38, KMGX on -dp, KFIV on -dp. KFMN on. Moves. Up 53, Debuts 3, Same 41, Down 2, Adds 0 including WCZY 32 -27, KWOD 37 -33, WSPK 29 -25, WPST 3936, KBOZ 3531, KHTZ 37 -32, WOKI 28 -24, KJ103 25-23, KIKX 31 -29. 100KHI 32 -26, KNOE 19-15. WDBR 33-30, WSPT 35-30. ISLE OF MAN "Am I Forgiven" (Pasha /CBS) 20/1 1, WKSF, WBEN on, WKSE on. WNYS on. WPHD34 -32. KDWB,40 -27, K104 33 -30, KBIM 20 -17. Moves. Up 7. Debuts 1, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 95XXX 34 -32, OK100 9-4, 95X11 17 -13. 1 d -39. 0106 on, KIIK 35 -29. WGUY 39-36, PATTI LABELLE "Oh, People" (MCA) 92/10 -1, WERZ on WKRZ KKLS, Moves Up 20. Debuts 8. Same 54. Down 0. Adds 10, B94. WROO, WDCG, WOKI, WRVO. WIGY, Z102. WBNQ, BEATLES "Twist And Shout" (Capitol) 18/13 Y106. KCAQ, WZON, WZYO, KSMB, KNOE, WVBS, KZOZ, WKSE 28 -20. WNNK 37 -33, KSND 32-27. KFIV 32 -25. WGAN 30 -26, WSPT 38 -31. Moves Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 0, Down O, Adds 13, KPLZ. KNBO,B106, 16 KZZP d -21. KATD 29 -20. KWES 30-20 SIMPLY RED "Moneys Too Tight (To Mention)" (Eleltra) 88/8 WCIL, KGOT, KYYA, KITS -10, WYKS, OK95. WNYS /MCA) 17/1 Moves. Up 28, Debuts 15. Same 37. Down 0, Adds 8, WKSE, WCZY, KKRZ, WRON, KF95, WIKZ, MICHAEL DES BARRES "Money Don't Come Easy" (Gold Mountain WTLO on, KTUX on -dp. WVIC on, WRON on, KXYO on- 32 -29. 940 32-28. KMEL 23 -16. KPLZ 39 -30, WOKI 35 -30, 2104 35-31, 2102 39-36. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 14. Down 0, Adds 1, KGOT, WXKS on, on. WHSL on, 99KG on -dp, OK95 40-37. HEART "It Looks Could Kill" (Capitol) 872 dp, WGUY d-40. WPFM KUBE 31 -28. 16/1 Moves Up 46, Debuts 6, Same 32, Down 1, Adds 2. WGCL, Y94. WXKS 31 -29, WMMS 28 -22. KPLZ 30-24, GWEN GUTHRIE "Ain't Nothin' Gola' On But The Rent" (Polydor/PolyGram) -24. KOZE 34-30. on. WNYS on, KMEL 27 -23, WNNK on. RI -104 WMJQ 30 -25, WOKI 34 -29, KZIO 34 -31, KIKX 33 -27. WGUY 32 -26, WFXX 40-35. WJAD 39-36. KFMW 31 Moves Up 2. Debuts 1. Same 11. Down 1. Adds 1, WFMI, WXKS 28 -20, WKSE WDJX on, WJAD on -dp, WZYP on, Z102 d -39, WCIL on. VAN HALEN "Love Walks In" (WB) 85/84 on. WROO on, PRO Z93, KEGL. WRNO. 15/1 Moves. Up 1. Debuts 0. Same 0, Down 0. Adds 84 including WXKS. WBEN, WKSE, WPHD, -FM, BIG COUNTRY "Look Away" (Mercury/PoIyGram) KEGL 18 -14. WMMS on, KWK 32-30. KWOD on-0p, WRSR. WMMS, 92X, 2299, V108. KKRZ. FM102. Moves. Up 4, Debuts 1. Same 10. Down 0. Adds 1, KTKS, WPHD on, 0100 WKRZ 36-33. WTLO 39-34. WOKI on-dp, KCAO on, WZYO d -35 CHAKA KHAN "Love Of A Lifetime" (WB) 81/1 - on, 39-32. KS103 16/0 Moves Up 31. Debuts 11, Same 38, Down O. Adds 1, OK100. WBEN 39-35, Y100 26-22, Z95 36-30, WCZY INXS "Kiss The Dirt (Falling Down The Mountain)" (Atlantic) 29-26, KOZE 26 -19 OK95 including WPHD on. PRO -FM on, WRNO on, WMMS 38-34, WKTI 30-26. 31 -24, KMEL 16-12. KPLZ 33 -29, K104 30 -24. WTLO 30 -26. WSSX 25-22, FM100 34 -29, 94Z Moves. Up 5. Debuts 0, Same 11. Down 0, Adds 0 KGOT 35-31. - 29-24 KWK 40 -37, KWOD on-dp. WDJX on. WZYP on, WHSL 25 -23. WVBS on, JANET JACKSON "When I Think Of You" (A&M) 75/72 FALCO "Jeanny" (A&M) 13/5 KHTR. KZZP, KMJK, Adds KPLZ, WRON, KF95, KSND, WCIL, 99KG. 094 29 -27, KBE° 28 -22, KDWB Moves. Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 0, Down 0. Adds 72 including WXKS. WPU, KRBE, 897, KBEO. 2299. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 5, Down 0, 6, KWOD, KS103. KMEL, KWSS, WTIC. 930. on. WKEE on. KDON on -dp. MICK JAGGER "Ruthless People" (Epic) 74/22 STAN BUSH "The Touch" ( Scotti Bros /CBS) 11/3 KZZB, Y106, WXLK, WGTZ. KTUX, KGOT, KPLZ on. WNNK on, 0106 on, WOKI on4p, KZIO Moves: Up 7. Debuts 8, Same 37. Down 0, Adds 22 including WBEN, PRO -FM, WNNK, WSPK. Moves. Up 0, Debuts 0. Same 8. Down 0. Adds 3, WERZ, WGRO 2104. KRQ, WPHD 38 -34. WRSR 38 -31, WLOL 36-30. WKRZ 33-30. on-dp, WZYP on. WHSL on, 99KG on-dp HONEYMOON SUITE "What Does it Take" (WB) 59/7 ANITA BAKER "Sweet Love" (Elektra) 11/2 18-13, CFTR WLAN, B97 d -30, WNNK on. WKRZ on, WTLO on-dp. KAMZ 27 -21. Moves Up 34, Debuts 8. Same 20, Down 0, Adds 7. Q106. WROO, KIIK, WCGO, KKLS, 99KG, KOZE, WPHD Moves Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 2, 0107, 35 -25. WMJQ 18 -14. WRCK 38 -31, WKOB 2419, KZIO 35 -28. WOW 21 -15, WZYP 40-34. WJAD on, WZYP on, 0101 on. KBOZ on -tlp. BILLY JOEL "A Matter Of Trust" (Columbia) 51/81 MODELS "Coll Fever" (Geffen) 10/5 PRO 293, WRSR. WLS, WMMS, 5, WPHD, WTLO, WOKI. KISR. 99KG. WSKZ on. WANS on-dp. KIKX 40 -38. Moves Up 0. Debuts O. Same 0. Down 0. Adds 61 including WXKS, WPHD. -FM. 940. Moves Up 2, Debuts 0. Same 3. Down 0, Adds WCZY, KHTR, KWK, WLOL. KPKE, Y108. KPLZ WJAD on-dp, OK95 39 -36 STACEY 0 "Two 01 Hearts" (Atlantic) 61/18 ONE TO ONE "Angel In My Pocket" (WB) 10/4 KZZB, WKSE 37-30. KBIM, WPHD 33 -25. WMMS 19 -15. KWK 28 -26, Moves Up 27. Debuts 5. Same 10. Down 1, Adds 18 Including WPU, 2100. 0107, ZZ99, WKEE, 8106, Moves. Up 3. Debuts 0, Same 3. Down 0, Adds 4, WRON, KMGX, WBNQ, B94 30 -22, Y100 17 -9. KKRZ 36-26. KWOD 16 -8. KWSS 20-14. KEZB 12-6, 96X 1 -1. KX104 30-22. KZZU on. 95XIL on KDW on EURYTHMICS "Missionary Man" (RCA) 60/13 THE LOVER SPEAKS "No More 'I Love You's' " (A&M) 10/4 KDON, KITS, 100KHI, WHSL, WBNO. WKRZ on, WXLK on, KFIV d -38. WOMP on. Moves Up 23. Debuts 9. Same 15. Down 0, Adds 13 including K106, WFLY, KTUX, KZIO, KSND, Moves Up 1, Debuts 1, Dame 4. Down 0, Adds 4. KTUX. WKSF, WFXX, KHTZ, WPHD 37 -30, CKOI 38 -33, 951NZ 24 -16. WLS 39-25, Y106 36-32, WGAN 34 -29. WBWB on, WAZY 40.36. PAUL SIMON "You Can Call Me Al" (WB) 55/55 KIM MITCHELL "Patio Lanterns" (Atlantic) 10/4 KPLZ, KUBE. WZOU, WDBR, WBEN 37 -30. WPHD 13 -10. CFTR 12 -11, Moves Up 0. Debuts 0. Same 0, Down 0, Adds 55 including K106, WLS, KHTR, KIMN, KPKE, KKRZ, Moves Up 3. Debuts O. Same 3, Down 0, Adds 4. KMGX, WJAD, WHSL, K104. KC101. WBBO, WBCY, WROO. WHHY 951NZ on, KOIZ on-dp. KBIM on SHEENA EASTON "So Far So Good" (EMI America) 52/14 DOKKEN "It's Not Love" (Elektra) 101 KIKX, KFIV, on-dp. on, WGUV on-dp, OK100 on, 95XIL Moves. Up 5, Debuts 7, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 14 including Y100, WLAN, WKRZ. WBBO, WNOK, WKFR, Moves: Up 0. Debuts 1. Same 8. Down 0. Adds 1, WCIL, K1044-37, WOKI WRON WCGO, KSMB, KHTZ, WGFM 39-36. BJ105 32 -28. KEYN 34 -31, WAZY 37 -33. on, KKLS on-dp. 99KG on-dp.

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1 STEVE WINWOOD /Higher Love (Island) 4 3 1 Q PETER CETERA /Glory Of Love (Full Moon/WB). 5 3 2 0 EURYTHMICS/Missionary Man (RCA) 7 4 3 Q MADONNA/Papa Don't Preach (Sire/WB) 0 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Stuck With You (Chrysalis) 2 1 2 3 PETER GABRIEL/Sledgehammer (Geffen) 8 4 3 4 VAN HALEN /Love Walks In (WB) 13 8 6 0 BELINDA CARLISLE /Mad About You (IRS/MCA) 15 12 8 GENESIS/Throwing It All Away (Atlantic) 5 0 6 5 5 ROD STEWART /Love Touch (WB)

12 8 7 JOHN C. MELLENCAMP /Rumbleseat (Riva /PG) 19 12 8 0 STEVE WINWOOD/Higher Love (Island) 0 9 6 5 7 PETER GABRIEL/Red Rain (Geffen) 15 11 7 Q JERMAINE STEWART/We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off (Ten /Arista)

7 7 6 e BIG COUNTRY /Look Away (Mercury/PG) 34 21 14 BANANARAMANenus (London /PG)

23 17 11 PETER GABRIEL/In Your Eyes (Geffen) 23 14 11 0 WHAM!/The Edge Of Heaven (Columbia) 0 33 19 17 STEVE WINWOOD /Split Decision (Island) 36 23 13 m LIONEL RICHIE /Dancing On The Ceiling (Motown) m 2 4 11 GENESIS /Invisible Touch (Atlantic) 23 la NEIL YOUNG/Touch The Night (Geffen) 38 28 19 BERLIN/Take My Breath Away (Columbia) 18 13 12 ® MICK JAGGER/Ruthless People (Epic) 33 25 ,6 ® TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB/Rumors (Jay) 6 5 9 13 38 SPECIAL/Somebody Like You (A &M) 22 18 15 Qj JOURNEY /Suzanne (Columbia) 19 16 16 TOM COCHRANE & RED RIDER /Boy Inside The Man (Capitol) 31 26 21 MICHAEL McDONALD/Sweet Freedom (MCA) BREAKER ® DARYL HALL/Dreamtime (RCA) 25 20 17 (1) OUTFIELD/All The Love In The World (Columbia) 36 24 22 (1) GTR/The Hunter (Arista) 27 22 20 JEFFREY OSBORNE/You Should Be Mine (A &M) m 10 10 10 17 DAVID LEE ROTH/Yankee Rose (WB) 3 6 9 1e KENNY LOGGINS /Danger Zone (Columbia) 16 15 15 ie MOODY BLUES/The Other Side Of Life (Polydor /PG) 10 10 19 PET SHOP BOYS/Opportunities (Let's Make Lots Of Money) (EMI America) 30 20 20 m ZZ TOPNelcro Fly (WB) 39 33 Eye,, MIAMI SOUND MACHINE/Words Get In The Way (Epic) 13 11 13 20 BOB SEGER & THE SILVER.../The Aftermath (Capitol) DEBUT HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Stuck With You (Chrysalis) l ® 27 21 21 ® GENESIS/Land Of Contusion (Atlantic) 28 24 22 22 ANDY TAYLOR/Take It Easy (Atlantic) BREAKER Q DAVID LEE ROTH/Tobacco Road (WB) 35 31 24 GAVIN CHRISTOPHER /One Step Closer To You (Manhattan) © BREAKER ® R.E.M./FaII On Me (IRS /MCA) - 38 3C © REGINA/Baby Love (Atlantic) 55 39 29 © VAN MORRISON /Ivory Tower (Mercury/PG) 10 9 12 25 BILLY JOEL/Modern Woman (Epic) BREAKER ® BOB DYLAN /Got My Mind Made Up (Columbia) 37 34 2a 0 DEVICE /Hanging On A Heart Attack (Chrysalis) 49 37 31 GLASS TIGER /Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone) (Manhattan) BREAKER ÿ CARL ANDERSON & GLORIA LORING /Friends And Lovers (Carrere /CBS) m 38 33 30 FIXX /Built For The Future (MCA) 5 7 18 28 JANET JACKSON /Nasty (A &M) ® Complete Tracks Chart

I DEBUT EDDIE MONEY/Take Me Home Tonight (Columbia) Begins on Page 70 40 3, , a MIKE & THE MECHANICS/Taken In (Atlantic) m 53 43 32 tr, ALVIN LEE /Detroit Diesel (21 /Atco) BREAKER C DAVID LEE ROTH/Yankee Rose (WB) 22 18 23 30 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE /Every Little Kiss (RCA) - 37 MONKEES/That Was Then, This Is Now (Arista) - 40 © GLASS TIGER /Don't Forget Me (When I'm Gone) (Manhattan) 39 Q KLYMAXX /Man Size Love (MCA)

40 BLACK/URBAN 36 © JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Rumbleseat (Riva /PG) L 19 15 "3 35 BLOW MONKEYS /Digging Your Scene (RCA) BREAKER DOUBLE/The Captain Of Her Heart (A &M) 1 Love © 5 2 0 ANITA BAKER /Sweet (Elektra) I DEi3l1T e DARYL HALL/Dreamtime (RCA) 11 5 3 LUTHER VANDROSS /Give Me The Reason (Epic) RUN D.M.C./Walk This Way (Profile) BREAKER © 10 6 5 MELBA MOORE & KASHIF /Love The One I'm With (A Lot Of Love) (Capitol) LN&A Begins on Page 86 I BILLY OCEAN /Love Zone (Jive BREAKER © /Arista) 4 4 You Enough Love (PIR /Manhattan) 9 0 SHIRLEY JONES /Do Get BREAKER ZZ TOPNelcro Fly (WB) 2 26 14 6 BILLY OCEAN/Love Zone (Jive /Arista)

3 1 2 6 JEAN CARNE /Closer Than Close (Omni/Atlantic)

20 11 8 Q GWEN GUTHRIE /Ain't Nothin' Goin On But The Rent (Polydor /PG) ADULT CONTEMPORARY 21 15 10 0 PATTI LABELLE/Oh People (MCA) 33 20 13 Q SOS BAND/Borrowed Love (Tabu /CBS) Pop Pop Pop) Mind 40 24 18 e LEVERT /(Pop Goes My (Atlantic) 8 5 2 tO MIAMI SOUND MACHINE/Words Get In The Way (Epic) 24 17 14 m PIECES OF A DREAM /Say La La (Manhattan) 1 1 1 2 PETER CETERA/Glory Of Love (Full Moon/WB) - - 28 PRINCE /Anotherloverholenyohead (WB) 4 3 3 3 ROD STEWART /Love Touch (WB) - 23 20 LIONEL RICHIE/Dancing On The Ceiling (Motown) s 4 4 4 JEFFREY OSBORNE/You Should Be Mine (A &M) 37 26 2, MICHAEL McDONALD/Sweet Freedom (MCA) 9 7 6 DOUBLE/The Captain Of Her Heart (A &M) 0 22 18 15 STEVE ARRINGTON / Homeboy (Atlantic) 13 9 8 MICHAEL McDONALD/Sweet O Freedom (MCA) 29 21 17 e) FULL FORCE/Temporary Love Thing (Columbia)

21 12 9 LIONEL RICHIE The Q /Dancing On Ceiling (Motown) 13 12 11 17 CON FUNK SHUN/Burnin' Love (Mercury/PG) 30 19 11 CARL ANDERSON & GLORIA And Q LORING /Friends Lovers (Carrere /CBS) 14 13 12 18 STEPHANIE MILLS/Rising Desire (MCA) 14 11 10 MIKE & THE MECHANICS/Taken Q In (Atlantic) 27 23 CHAKA KHAN /Love Of A Lifetime (WB)

2 2 5 10 GENESIS /Invisible Touch (Atlantic) 1 3 7 20 TIMEX SOCIAL CLUB/Rumors (Jay) 22 17 14 STEVE WINWOOD /Higher Love (Island /WB) e 36 25 2z® LISA -LISA & CULT JAM with FULL FORCE /All Cried Out (Columbia) 6 6 7 12 JACKSON BROWNE /In The Shape Of A Heart (Asylum) --34© JEFFREY OSBORNE /Soweto (A &M) 16 14 13 MADONNA/Papa Don't Preach (Sire/WB) 39 30 26 GLENN JONES/Giving Myself To You (RCA) 28 22 16 BERLIN/Take Breath My Away (Columbia) 37 27 seD WHODINI /One Love (Jive /Arista)

18 16 15 GORDON LIGHTFOOT For Love /Anything (WB) 38 30 MELI'SA MORGAN /Fool's Paradise (Capitol) BILLY OCEAN /Love Zone (Jive - - 21 /Arista) 18 16 16 26 STEVIE WONDER /Land Of La -La (Tamla/Motown) HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Stuck With You (Chrysalis) --24m 7 7 9 27 CASHFLOW /Mine All Mine (Mercury/PG) 29 23 18 MONKEES/That Was Then, This Is Now (Arista) 35 31 JETS /Private Number (MCA) 26 22 ANITA BAKER/Sweet Love (Elektra) - e - 34 29 29 GEORGE CLINTON /Hey Good Lookin' (Capitol) 3 8 12 20 MOODY BLUES/Your Wildest Dreams (Polydor /PG) - - 36 e ASHFORD & SIMPSON /Count Your Blessings (Capitol) 7 10 17 21 BILLY JOEL/Modern Woman (Epic) 37 EL DeBARGE /Love Always (Gordy /Motown) 10 13 19 22 DAVID FOSTER & OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN/The Best Of Me (Atlantic) ç 40 32 DAll BAND/L.O.V.E. M.I.A. (Geffen) 30 25 WHAMI/The Edge Of Heaven (Columbia) - BREAKER JANET JACKSON/When I Think Of You (A &M) - -3am KEEP IT DARK /Dreamer (Elektra) DENIECE WILLIAMS/Wiser & Weaker (Columbia) 26 WHITNEY HOUSTON N&A Begins on Page 67 /All At Once (Arista). BREAKER ED ORAN "JUICE" JONES/The Rain (Def Jam /Columbia) 11 18 23 26 HOWARD JONES /No One Is To Blame (Elektra) ¡- BREAKER © CONTROLLERS /Distant Lover (MCA) 27 ff/ LARRY CARLTON/Smiles And Smiles To Go (MCA) - BREAKER é`F/ NU SHOOZ /Point Of No Return (Atlantic) BREAKER © EL DeBARGE /Love Always (Gordy /Motown) BREAKER ED MIDNIGHT STAR /Midas Touch (Solar /Elektra) N&A Begins on Page 60 12 15 20 21 BILLY OCEAN/There'll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry) (Jive /Arista) BREAKER MAZE /I Wanna Be With You (Capitol) BREAKER BANANARAMANenus (London PG) BREAKERS JAMES INGRAM /Always (Owest /WB)